Corruption and Crime Commission Act 2003
Part 13Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission
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Part 13 — Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission
Division 1 — Office of Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission
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Parliamentary Inspector of Corruption and Crime Commission, office established 181
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Parliamentary Inspector, appointment of 181
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Qualifications for appointment as Parliamentary Inspector 182
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Terms and conditions of service of Parliamentary Inspector 182
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Removal or suspension of Parliamentary Inspector 183
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Acting Parliamentary Inspector 183
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Oath or affirmation of office 185
Division 2 — Functions of the Parliamentary Inspector
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Functions 186
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Powers 187
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Inquiries 189
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Parliamentary Inspector not to interfere with Commission’s operations 190
Division 3 — Reporting
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Report to Parliament may be given at any time 191
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Person subject to adverse report, entitlement of 191
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Report under s. 199 may be made to Standing Committee instead of Parliament 191
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Disclosure of matters in report 192
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Annual report to Parliament 192
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Periodical report to Parliament 193
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Reports not to include certain information 193
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Laying documents before House of Parliament that is not sitting 194
Division 4 — Disclosure
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Restriction on disclosure generally 195
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Disclosure by Parliamentary Inspector or officer 195
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Disclosure by other officials 197
Division 5 — Staff
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Staff of Parliamentary Inspector 198
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Entitlements of public service officers 199
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Secondment of staff and use of facilities 200
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Engagement of service providers 201
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Oath of secrecy for officers 201
Division 6 — Financial provisions