Integrity Oversight Victoria Act 2011
102Exemption from Freedom of Information Act 1982
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102 Exemption from Freedom of Information Act 1982
(1) The Freedom of Information Act 1982 does not apply to a document that is in the possession of a relevant person or body to the extent to which the document discloses information that relates to—
(a) a complaint made under this Act; or
(b) an inspection made under this Act; or
(c) an investigation conducted under this Act; or
S. 102(1)(d) amended by No. 31/2024 s. 113(Sch. 1 item 1.163).
(d) a recommendation made by Integrity Oversight Victoria under this Act; or
(e) a report, including a progress report, on an investigation conducted under this Act.
(2) In this section—
document has the same meaning as in the Freedom of Information Act 1982;
S. 102(2) def. of relevant person or body amended by Nos 16/2016 s. 185, 20/2017 s. 127(b)[4], 2/2019 s. 208, 21/2020 s. 98, 50/2021 s. 126, 31/2023 s. 41, 27/2024 s. 187, 31/2024 s. 113(Sch. 1 item 1.164), 35/2025 s. 106.
relevant person or body means—
(a) Integrity Oversight Victoria;
(b) an Integrity Oversight Victoria Officer;
(c) the IBAC;
(d) a Public Interest Monitor;
(f) the Chief Commissioner of Police;
(g) any other person prescribed for the purposes of section 79(3)(f) or 81(3)(f) or 83(3)(f) or 85(f);
(h) the Director of Public Prosecutions;
(i) the Australian Federal Police;
(j) a VAGO officer;
(k) the office of the Ombudsman;
(l) an Ombudsman officer;
(la) the Parliamentary Workplace Standards and Integrity Commission;
(lb) a Parliamentary Workplace Standards and Integrity Commission officer;
(m) the Chief Examiner and any Examiner;
(n) the Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner or any officer of the Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner.
(o) the Judicial Commission.