Review into Vic police sex harassment REPORTS of sexual harassment and predatory behaviour in the workplace by Victorian police officers could rise, the state's police chief says. CHIEF commissioner Ken Lay says a review of sex discrimination and harassment will be conducted after 20 reports of inappropriate behaviour made within the organisation since 2011. The Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission will oversee the investigation which will receive intelligence from the newly created Invenio taskforce. "A very small number of members, men members, have been behaving very badly," Mr Lay told reporters on Thursday. There are men in this organisation whose behaviour towards women is reprehensible. Mr Lay said he could no longer stand in front of the community and condemn violence and sexual harassment against women when it was going on within his own organisation. "As an organisation I don't think we've been good at calling that behaviour out," he said. I suspect that as the taskforce does it work, as the commission does its work, the level of reporting will increase. Victorian equal opportunity and human rights commissioner Kate Jenkins said it was a landmark review. "I commend Victoria Police for being frank and upfront about a previously invisible issue," she said. This review is expected to be a landmark for Australian police services.