sec.363Report on inspection

### sec.363 Report on inspection The inspection entity of a law enforcement agency must make a written report at 6 monthly intervals on the results of each inspection under section 362 . The report may include comments or observations about the use and effectiveness of surveillance device warrants. The inspection entity must give the report to— if the inspection entity is the public interest monitor—the Minister; or if the inspection entity is the parliamentary commissioner—the parliamentary committee chairperson. The report must not contain information that— discloses or may lead to the disclosure of the identity of any person who has been, is being or is to be investigated; or indicates a particular investigation has been, is being or is to be conducted. The Minister or the parliamentary committee chairperson must cause a copy of the report to be tabled in the Legislative Assembly within 14 sitting days after receiving the report. The Parliament of Queensland Act 2001 , section 59 makes provision for the tabling of reports when the Assembly is not sitting. s 363 ins 2005 No. 45 s 12 (sec.363-ssec.1) The inspection entity of a law enforcement agency must make a written report at 6 monthly intervals on the results of each inspection under section 362 . (sec.363-ssec.2) The report may include comments or observations about the use and effectiveness of surveillance device warrants. (sec.363-ssec.3) The inspection entity must give the report to— if the inspection entity is the public interest monitor—the Minister; or if the inspection entity is the parliamentary commissioner—the parliamentary committee chairperson. (sec.363-ssec.4) The report must not contain information that— discloses or may lead to the disclosure of the identity of any person who has been, is being or is to be investigated; or indicates a particular investigation has been, is being or is to be conducted. (sec.363-ssec.5) The Minister or the parliamentary committee chairperson must cause a copy of the report to be tabled in the Legislative Assembly within 14 sitting days after receiving the report. The Parliament of Queensland Act 2001 , section 59 makes provision for the tabling of reports when the Assembly is not sitting. - (a) if the inspection entity is the public interest monitor—the Minister; or - (b) if the inspection entity is the parliamentary commissioner—the parliamentary committee chairperson. - (a) discloses or may lead to the disclosure of the identity of any person who has been, is being or is to be investigated; or - (b) indicates a particular investigation has been, is being or is to be conducted.