Inspector of Custodial Services Act 2012
9Inspector may enter into arrangements with government officials and agencies
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9 Inspector may enter into arrangements with government officials and agencies
9 Inspector may enter into arrangements with government officials and agencies
(1) The Inspector may enter into arrangements with the Commissioner in relation to the exercise of the functions of the Inspector and the Commissioner in relation to Corrective Services NSW.
(2) The Inspector may enter into arrangements with the Secretary of the Department in relation to the exercise of the functions of the Inspector and the Secretary in relation to Juvenile Justice.
(3) The Inspector may enter into arrangements with the Chief Executive of the Justice Health and Forensic Mental Health Network in relation to the exercise of the functions of the Inspector and the Chief Executive in relation to the Network.
(4) The Inspector may enter into arrangements with the following in relation to the exercise of the functions of the Inspector and the relevant functions—
(a) the Ombudsman,
(b) the Independent Commission Against Corruption constituted by the Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 1988,
(c) the Health Care Complaints Commission constituted by the Health Care Complaints Act 1993,
(d) the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission constituted by the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act 2016,
(e) the Children’s Guardian appointed under the Children’s Guardian Act 2019,
(f) a person or body prescribed by the regulations.
(5) In this section—
relevant enabling legislation means the following—
(a) for the Ombudsman—the Ombudsman Act 1974,
(b) for the Independent Commission Against Corruption—the Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 1988,
(c) for the Health Care Complaints Commission—the Health Care Complaints Act 1993,