sec.35Registrar may refer matter to appropriate authority

sec.35 Registrar may refer matter to appropriate authority

In this section: appropriate authority : means a person, body or organisation who or which is empowered by a law of this jurisdiction or of another State or the Commonwealth to take investigatory, disciplinary or other action, and includes (without limiting paragraph (a) ): a law enforcement agency, and a regulatory or disciplinary body for persons engaged in any profession, occupation, calling or business, and another registrar. Instead of conducting a compliance examination in relation to a matter, or at any time during a compliance examination or after the completion of a compliance examination in relation to a matter, the Registrar may refer the matter to an appropriate authority. If the Registrar refers a matter to an appropriate authority, the Registrar is not obliged to take any other action in relation to the matter. The Registrar may refer a matter to an appropriate authority despite any law of this jurisdiction relating to privacy or confidentiality. s 35 amd 2022 No. 18 (NSW) sch 1 ss 13 – 14 (sec.35-ssec.1) In this section: appropriate authority : means a person, body or organisation who or which is empowered by a law of this jurisdiction or of another State or the Commonwealth to take investigatory, disciplinary or other action, and includes (without limiting paragraph (a) ): a law enforcement agency, and a regulatory or disciplinary body for persons engaged in any profession, occupation, calling or business, and another registrar. (sec.35-ssec.2) Instead of conducting a compliance examination in relation to a matter, or at any time during a compliance examination or after the completion of a compliance examination in relation to a matter, the Registrar may refer the matter to an appropriate authority. (sec.35-ssec.3) If the Registrar refers a matter to an appropriate authority, the Registrar is not obliged to take any other action in relation to the matter. (sec.35-ssec.4) The Registrar may refer a matter to an appropriate authority despite any law of this jurisdiction relating to privacy or confidentiality.

• (a) means a person, body or organisation who or which is empowered by a law of this jurisdiction or of another State or the Commonwealth to take investigatory, disciplinary or other action, and
• (b) includes (without limiting paragraph (a) ): (i) a law enforcement agency, and (ii) a regulatory or disciplinary body for persons engaged in any profession, occupation, calling or business, and (iii) another registrar.
• (i) a law enforcement agency, and
• (ii) a regulatory or disciplinary body for persons engaged in any profession, occupation, calling or business, and
• (iii) another registrar.
• (i) a law enforcement agency, and
• (ii) a regulatory or disciplinary body for persons engaged in any profession, occupation, calling or business, and