A senior Queensland police officer who took leave after an outcry over misogynistic comments he allegedly made at a police conference has returned to work this week.
Chief Superintendent Ray Rohweder took leave in August after the inappropriate language he allegedly used came to light in the final days of the Commission of Inquiry into QPS Responses to Domestic and Family Violence.
The inquiry heard that, earlier this year, the master of ceremonies at a "very formal" police conference had a cut on his face, and told the audience he had a "rough promotional process".