Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2017
135Functions of Inspector
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135 Functions of Inspector (1) The Inspector has the following functions: (a) to evaluate the ICAC's performance and report on the evaluation; (b) to receive and deal with complaints of improper conduct by the ICAC or a member of ICAC staff or of conduct, though not amounting to improper conduct, by the ICAC or a member of ICAC staff, which: (i) is unreasonable, unjust, oppressive or improperly discriminatory in its effect; or (ii) arises, wholly or in part, from improper motives; or (iii) arises, wholly or in part, from a decision that has taken irrelevant matters into consideration; or (iv) involves a denial of procedural fairness; or (v) arises, wholly or in part, from a mistake of law or fact; or (vi) is conduct of a kind for which reasons should have (but have not) been given; (ba) to evaluate any aspect of the ICAC's operations or any conduct of a member of ICAC staff;
Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2017 103 (c) to make recommendations to the ICAC or public bodies regarding practices or procedures in relation to the performance of functions under this Act; (d) to perform other functions conferred on the Inspector under this or another Act. (1A) Despite subsection (1), the functions of the Inspector do not include receiving and dealing with complaints or matters under the Public Sector Employment and Management Act 1993. (2) The Inspector is not subject to direction by any person about the way the Inspector performs the Inspector's functions.