Integrity Commission Act 2009
44Appointment of investigator
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44 Appointment of investigator
(1) If the chief executive officer makes a determination that the Integrity Commission should investigate a complaint, the chief executive officer is to appoint an investigator to conduct an investigation of the complaint.
(2) If a determination to investigate a complaint is made, the chief executive officer may, if he or she considers it appropriate, give written notice to –
(a) the principal officer of any relevant public authority; and
(b) the complainant; and
(c) any public officer who is the subject of the complaint –
that an investigator has been appointed to investigate the complaint.
(3) Any notice given under subsection (2) –
(a) may include details of the complaint; and
(b) may include, if the chief executive officer considers it appropriate, any report of the assessor in relation to the complaint.
(4) Section 98 applies to a notice under subsection (2) if the notice provides that it is a confidential document.