Ministerial and Other Office Holder Staff Act 2010
sec.13ECriminal history no longer required to be obtained
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sec.13E Criminal history no longer required to be obtained
This section applies if— the chief executive has, under section 13D , asked the police commissioner to give the chief executive a written report about a person’s criminal history; and the chief executive decides the criminal history is no longer required. The chief executive must, by written notice, tell the police commissioner that the requested report is no longer required. If the police commissioner is notified as mentioned in subsection (2) before the police commissioner has given the requested report to the chief executive, the police commissioner must not give it to the chief executive. s 13E ins 2020 No. 25 s 3 (sec.13E-ssec.1) This section applies if— the chief executive has, under section 13D , asked the police commissioner to give the chief executive a written report about a person’s criminal history; and the chief executive decides the criminal history is no longer required. (sec.13E-ssec.2) The chief executive must, by written notice, tell the police commissioner that the requested report is no longer required. (sec.13E-ssec.3) If the police commissioner is notified as mentioned in subsection (2) before the police commissioner has given the requested report to the chief executive, the police commissioner must not give it to the chief executive.
- (a) the chief executive has, under section 13D , asked the police commissioner to give the chief executive a written report about a person’s criminal history; and
- (b) the chief executive decides the criminal history is no longer required.