This table details the NSW Police Force response to 'recommendations made in the Commission’s Review of the operation of the amendments to the consorting law under Part 3A Division 7 of the Crimes Act 1900 (February 2023).' The media release by the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission provides a link to the table.

'NSW Police Force response to recommendations made in the Commission’s review of the operation of the amendments to the consorting law under Part 3A Division 7 of the Crimes Act 1900 (February 2023)', Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (Media Release, 15 January 2024)

Consorting laws make it a crime to associate with people who have criminal records or who are perceived as threats to public safety. These laws aim to control public behaviour and purport to prevent crime. In practice, the enforcement of consorting laws has disproportionately impacted upon Aboriginal people.