The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) announces it will hold a four-week public hearing into alleged police misconduct in New South Wales, focused on improper promotions among senior officers. The hearing is scheduled to take place over four weeks, with proceedings conducted as a public inquiry under the LECC’s oversight of police conduct. The LECC’s announcement indicates the matter relates to how certain officers were promoted, and it will consider whether the promotions were handled appropriately and in line with relevant standards and processes. The reports agree that the hearing is an LECC-led investigation into misconduct allegations, rather than a court trial. Public hearings typically allow the LECC to examine evidence, hear submissions, and assess findings in relation to the conduct under review. The sources do not provide additional details on specific individuals, the nature of the alleged improper promotions beyond that they occurred among senior officers, or the outcome of the investigation. Coverage is consistent across outlets, which all report the same LECC decision to conduct the four-week public hearing as part of the NSW police misconduct review.