Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission Bill 2026
261Secondment of ACIC employees18
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261 Secondment of ACIC employees18 Secondment19 (1) The Director-General may, in writing, arrange for an ACIC20 employee to be seconded for a specified period to a body or21 organisation whether within or outside Australia.22 Termination of secondment23 (2) The Director-General may at any time, by notice given to the body24 or organisation to which the ACIC employee is seconded under25 subsection (1), terminate the secondment.26
Division 4 ACIC employees, consultants etc. 262 Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission Bill 2026 No. , 2026 262 Secondment of persons to ACIC1 Secondment2 (1) The Director-General may, by written agreement with a body or3 organisation (whether inside or outside Australia), arrange for a4 person who is an officer, employee or other member of staff of the5 body or organisation to be made available to the ACIC to perform6 services in connection with the performance of the ACIC’s7 functions or the exercise of the ACIC’s powers.8 Terms and conditions9 (2) The terms and conditions (including remuneration and allowances)10 applicable to a person performing services under an agreement are11 those specified in the agreement.12 Other matters13 (3) When performing services for the ACIC under an agreement under14 this section, a person is subject to the directions of the15 Director-General.16 (4) To avoid doubt, a constable performing services under an17 agreement under this section continues to have, and may exercise,18 all their functions, powers and duties as such a constable.19 Note: For constable, see section 7.20