Integrity Commission Act 2018
59ACertain disclosures under Public Interest Disclosure
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59A Certain disclosures under Public Interest Disclosure Act 2012 may be corruption complaints (a) a person discloses information about conduct under the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2012, part 3 (Disclosing disclosable conduct); and (b) the disclosure is assessed by the integrity commissioner under that Act, section 17A (2) (When disclosure of disclosable conduct given to integrity commissioner is a public interest disclosure); and (c) the disclosure is not taken to be a public interest disclosure under that Act, s 17A (3), because the commissioner is not satisfied that the disclosure is about disclosable conduct; and
(d) the integrity commissioner suspects on reasonable grounds that the conduct in the disclosure may constitute corrupt conduct. (2) The disclosure is taken to be a corruption complaint made by the person to the commission under section 57 (Anyone may make corruption complaint).