sec.36Complaining about corruption

### sec.36 Complaining about corruption A person may make a complaint about corruption to the commission for the purpose of the commission dealing with the complaint under section 35 . Subsection (1) does not limit to whom a person can complain about corruption. A person may complain directly to the commissioner of police about corruption. A person may complain directly to the chief executive of a government department about corruption happening within the department. A person may also give information or matter involving corruption to the commission. information given to the commission through a commission activity, including, for example— evidence given by a witness at a commission hearing information obtained through telephone interception or a covert operation evidence gathered through a corruption investigation a routine departmental audit report an intelligence report from a law enforcement agency a Crime Stoppers report information about a significant police event such as a death in police custody or police shooting information or matter referred to the commission by a coroner, a court, a commission of inquiry or another investigative body or public inquiry s 36 amd 2014 No. 21 s 16 ; 2016 No. 19 s 13 (sec.36-ssec.1) A person may make a complaint about corruption to the commission for the purpose of the commission dealing with the complaint under section 35 . (sec.36-ssec.2) Subsection (1) does not limit to whom a person can complain about corruption. A person may complain directly to the commissioner of police about corruption. A person may complain directly to the chief executive of a government department about corruption happening within the department. (sec.36-ssec.3) A person may also give information or matter involving corruption to the commission. information given to the commission through a commission activity, including, for example— evidence given by a witness at a commission hearing information obtained through telephone interception or a covert operation evidence gathered through a corruption investigation a routine departmental audit report an intelligence report from a law enforcement agency a Crime Stoppers report information about a significant police event such as a death in police custody or police shooting information or matter referred to the commission by a coroner, a court, a commission of inquiry or another investigative body or public inquiry - 1 A person may complain directly to the commissioner of police about corruption. - 2 A person may complain directly to the chief executive of a government department about corruption happening within the department. - • information given to the commission through a commission activity, including, for example— • evidence given by a witness at a commission hearing • information obtained through telephone interception or a covert operation • evidence gathered through a corruption investigation • a routine departmental audit report • an intelligence report from a law enforcement agency • a Crime Stoppers report • information about a significant police event such as a death in police custody or police shooting • information or matter referred to the commission by a coroner, a court, a commission of inquiry or another investigative body or public inquiry - • evidence given by a witness at a commission hearing - • information obtained through telephone interception or a covert operation - • evidence gathered through a corruption investigation - • a routine departmental audit report - • an intelligence report from a law enforcement agency - • a Crime Stoppers report - • information about a significant police event such as a death in police custody or police shooting - • information or matter referred to the commission by a coroner, a court, a commission of inquiry or another investigative body or public inquiry - • evidence given by a witness at a commission hearing - • information obtained through telephone interception or a covert operation - • evidence gathered through a corruption investigation - • a routine departmental audit report - • an intelligence report from a law enforcement agency - • a Crime Stoppers report - • information about a significant police event such as a death in police custody or police shooting - • information or matter referred to the commission by a coroner, a court, a commission of inquiry or another investigative body or public inquiry