Statement by judicial officer
24 Statement by judicial officer
Where a commission submits to the Attorney-General a report of its examination of a complaint in relation to a judicial officer, the judicial officer may deliver to the Attorney-General a written statement containing particulars of any matter relating to the commission’s findings.
A statement relating to a report must not contain any references to people or things that are inconsistent with the commission’s reasons for submitting a separate report (if any) in accordance with section 22 (3).
A statement relating to a report must be delivered to the Attorney-General—
if the Legislative Assembly has, by resolution, fixed a period longer than 14 days after the Attorney-General has presented the report to the Assembly—within the period so fixed; or
if paragraph (a) does not apply—within 14 days after the Attorney-General has presented the report to the Assembly.
The Attorney-General must, as soon as practicable after receiving a statement under subsection (1), present a copy of the statement to the Legislative Assembly.
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