Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2017
110Evaluations and reviews
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110 Evaluations and reviews (1) The ICAC may, at any time, evaluate or review a public body to determine: (a) whether the public body is complying, or has complied, with directions and is adhering, or has adhered, to guidelines under this Part; or (b) whether a particular person, or persons in a particular group, are at risk of retaliation. (2) Despite subsection (1), the ICAC cannot evaluate or review a court or judicial officer in relation to the performance of judicial functions. (3) For an evaluation or review, the ICAC may exercise the powers set out in Part 4. (4) The ICAC must provide a report in relation to the results of the evaluation or review to a person with responsibility for the public body the subject of the evaluation or review. (5) The ICAC is not required to include in a report mentioned in subsection (4) any information that may prejudice a current or future investigation, prosecution or disciplinary action.