sec.33Disclosure to chief executive officer

### sec.33 Disclosure to chief executive officer The integrity commissioner must give to the chief executive of a public service entity a copy of a relevant document relating to a particular designated person if— the designated person is a person about whom the chief executive may request advice under section 20 (1) ; and either— the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. The integrity commissioner must give to the chief executive of a government entity who is nominated by the Minister under section 12 (1) (e) a copy of a relevant document relating to a particular designated person if— the designated person is a person about whom the chief executive may request advice under section 20 (2) ; and either— the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. The integrity commissioner may give a copy of a relevant document to a chief executive under subsection (1) (b) (ii) or (2) (b) (ii) only if— the integrity commissioner gives the designated person written advice that the integrity commissioner has the belief mentioned in subsection (1) (b) (ii) or (2) (b) (ii) and is required to give a copy of the document to the chief executive; and the designated person fails to resolve the issue to the integrity commissioner’s satisfaction within 5 business days after being given the advice. s 33 amd 2010 No. 37 s 40 ; 2022 No. 34 s 365 sch 3 (sec.33-ssec.1) The integrity commissioner must give to the chief executive of a public service entity a copy of a relevant document relating to a particular designated person if— the designated person is a person about whom the chief executive may request advice under section 20 (1) ; and either— the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. (sec.33-ssec.2) The integrity commissioner must give to the chief executive of a government entity who is nominated by the Minister under section 12 (1) (e) a copy of a relevant document relating to a particular designated person if— the designated person is a person about whom the chief executive may request advice under section 20 (2) ; and either— the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. (sec.33-ssec.3) The integrity commissioner may give a copy of a relevant document to a chief executive under subsection (1) (b) (ii) or (2) (b) (ii) only if— the integrity commissioner gives the designated person written advice that the integrity commissioner has the belief mentioned in subsection (1) (b) (ii) or (2) (b) (ii) and is required to give a copy of the document to the chief executive; and the designated person fails to resolve the issue to the integrity commissioner’s satisfaction within 5 business days after being given the advice. - (a) the designated person is a person about whom the chief executive may request advice under section 20 (1) ; and - (b) either— (i) the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or (ii) the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. - (i) the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or - (ii) the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. - (i) the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or - (ii) the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. - (a) the designated person is a person about whom the chief executive may request advice under section 20 (2) ; and - (b) either— (i) the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or (ii) the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. - (i) the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or - (ii) the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. - (i) the chief executive asks for a copy of the document; or - (ii) the integrity commissioner reasonably believes the designated person has an actual or perceived, and significant, ethics or integrity issue. - (a) the integrity commissioner gives the designated person written advice that the integrity commissioner has the belief mentioned in subsection (1) (b) (ii) or (2) (b) (ii) and is required to give a copy of the document to the chief executive; and - (b) the designated person fails to resolve the issue to the integrity commissioner’s satisfaction within 5 business days after being given the advice.