Integrity Commission Act 2018
218Commission annual report—content
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218 Commission annual report—content (1) A commission annual report must include a statement of the number of each of the following for the year: (a) conflicts of interest reported to the Speaker and inspector under section 31 (Commissioner—must avoid conflict of interest); (b) corruption complaints made to the commission under section 57 (Anyone may make corruption complaint) including the (i) a description of each corruption complaint; (ii) the time taken to deal with each corruption complaint; (iii) the average time taken to deal with corruption complaints; (c) corruption complaints referred to the commission under section 59 (Other entities may refer corruption complaints), including a description of each complaint; (d) disclosures under the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2012 taken to be corruption complaints under section 59A (Certain disclosures under Public Interest Disclosure Act 2012 may be corruption complaints), including a description of each disclosure; (e) corruption complaints withdrawn under section 60 (Withdrawal of corruption complaints);
(f) mandatory corruption notifications made by heads of public sector entities under section 61 (Meaning of mandatory corruption notification), including a description of each matter notified; (g) corruption reports dismissed under section 71 (When corruption reports must be dismissed) including— (ii) the number of reports given to another entity under section 71 (4); (h) confidentiality notices issued under section 78 (Confidentiality notices for preliminary inquiries) and section 79 (Confidentiality notices for investigations); (i) preliminary inquiries carried out under— (i) section 86 (Preliminary inquiries about corruption reports); and (ii) section 87 (Preliminary inquiries about own initiative matters); (j) days during the year spent conducting preliminary inquiries; (k) preliminary inquiry notices issued under section 90 (Power to issue preliminary inquiry notice); (l) extensions of time to comply with a preliminary enquiry notice given under section 94A (Preliminary inquiry notice— extension); (m) investigations conducted under section 100 (Commission may investigate corruption report) including— (i) for each corruption report investigated— (A) a description of the matter investigated; and
(B) the number of days between the day the commission received the corruption report and the day the commission decided to conduct the investigation; and (ii) the number of investigations commenced but not completed during the year; (n) investigations conducted under section 101 (Commission may investigate on own initiative), including a description of each matter investigated; (o) joint investigations conducted under section 104 (Investigation may be conducted as joint investigation); (p) corruption reports referred to any of the following entities: (i) the inspector under section 105 (Commission must refer corruption reports about staff to inspector); (ii) a referral entity under section 107 (Commission may refer corruption reports to referral entity), and the number withdrawn under section 109 (Referral to referral entity— withdrawal of referral); (iii) the judicial council or a judicial commission under section 110 (Commission may refer reports to judicial council or judicial commission); (iv) a prosecutorial entity under section 111 (Commission may refer matters to prosecutorial body); (q) investigations discontinued under section 112 (1) (Discontinuing an investigation), including— (ii) the number of reports given to another entity under section 112 (2); (r) search warrants issued under section 122 (Warrants— generally);