Alison Wegg

Assistant Commissioner Alison Wegg leads the AFP’s Intelligence & Covert Services Command, which oversees the collection, analysis and assessment of highly sensitive criminal intelligence information.

Alison Wegg joined the AFP in 1990. With over 30 years policing experience, Alison has been responsible for criminal investigations and intelligence operations in combatting organised crime, money laundering, organised fraud, human trafficking, child sex offences, people smuggling and overseeing specialist policing capabilities. 

Alison has undertaken roles nationally and internationally with the AFP and collaborated with International, State and Terrority and Commonwealth partners to investigate and disrupt crime impacting Australia and partner country communities.

Alison has deployed into the AFPs International Network on two occasions. In 2002, Alison deployed to Bali where she undertook a feasibility on the establishment of an AFP office there. In 2006, Alison commenced work in the AFP's Bangkok office, working closely with Royal Thai Police and foreign law enforcement agencies, with a role focused on combatting travelling child sex offenders and human trafficking.

In 2020, Alison led the development and implementation of the AFP's specialist training faculty, focusing on the provision of foundational enterprise protection capabilities that remain a keystone in the provision of policing capabilities to our Pacific partners.  Alison brought focus to sustaining operational readiness through specialist capability development, national exercising and sustainment.  Most recently in her role as Assistant Commissioner Specialist Protective Command, Alison led the development of the armed protection capability in the AUKUS protective security model.