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Integrity Commission Act 2009
38Actions of chief executive officer on receipt of assessment
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### 38 Actions of chief executive officer on receipt of assessment
> > (1) On receipt of a report from an assessor prepared under [section 37](#GS37@EN) , the chief executive officer is to make a determination –
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> > > > (a) to dismiss or not accept the complaint; or
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> > > > (b) to refer the complaint to which the report relates, any relevant material and the report to any relevant public authority with recommendations for investigation and action; or
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> > > > (c) to refer the complaint to which the report relates, any relevant material and the report to an appropriate integrity entity with recommendations for investigation and action; or
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> > > > (d) to refer the complaint to which the report relates, any relevant material and the report to an appropriate Parliamentary integrity entity; or
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> > > > (e) to refer the complaint to which the report relates, any relevant material and the report to the Commissioner of Police with a recommendation for investigation; or
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> > > > (f) to refer the complaint to which the report relates, any relevant material and the report to any person who the chief executive officer considers appropriate for action; or
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> > > > (g) that the Integrity Commission investigate the complaint.
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> > (2) The chief executive officer is to give written notice of his or her determination under [subsection (1)](#GS38@Gs1@EN) to the principal officer of any relevant public authority and may, if he or she considers it appropriate, give written notice to –
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> > > > (a) the complainant; and
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> > > > (b) any public officer to whom the complaint relates.
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> > (3) [Section 98](#GS98@EN) applies to a notice under [subsection (2)](#GS38@Gs2@EN) if the notice provides that it is a confidential document.