In November 2015, then Police Minister Troy Grant announced proposed changes to the existing police oversight framework in New South Wales. The announcement came in response to the findings of a commissioned review carried out by former Shadow Attorney General Andrew Tink. Under the new arrangement, the state's three existing police oversight bodies - the Police Integrity Commission, the Police and Compliance Branch of the New South Wales Ombudsman's Office and the Inspector of the NSW Crime Commission - would be dissolved, instead being replaced by a single agency, which would be referred to as the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC).
