sec.302AMeetings of parliamentary committee generally to be held in public

### sec.302A Meetings of parliamentary committee generally to be held in public A meeting of the parliamentary committee must be held in public. However, the parliamentary committee may decide that a meeting or a part of a meeting be held in private if the committee considers it is necessary to avoid the disclosure of— confidential information or information the disclosure of which would be contrary to the public interest; or information about a complaint about corrupt conduct dealt with, or being dealt with, by the commission; or information about an investigation or operation conducted, or being conducted, by the commission in the performance of its crime function, corruption functions or intelligence function. The standing rules and orders of the Legislative Assembly provide for who may attend a public or private meeting of the committee—see standing order 207. s 302A ins 2014 No. 21 s 69 amd 2016 No. 19 s 38 (sec.302A-ssec.1) A meeting of the parliamentary committee must be held in public. (sec.302A-ssec.2) However, the parliamentary committee may decide that a meeting or a part of a meeting be held in private if the committee considers it is necessary to avoid the disclosure of— confidential information or information the disclosure of which would be contrary to the public interest; or information about a complaint about corrupt conduct dealt with, or being dealt with, by the commission; or information about an investigation or operation conducted, or being conducted, by the commission in the performance of its crime function, corruption functions or intelligence function. The standing rules and orders of the Legislative Assembly provide for who may attend a public or private meeting of the committee—see standing order 207. - (a) confidential information or information the disclosure of which would be contrary to the public interest; or - (b) information about a complaint about corrupt conduct dealt with, or being dealt with, by the commission; or - (c) information about an investigation or operation conducted, or being conducted, by the commission in the performance of its crime function, corruption functions or intelligence function.