Notice about disclosure of disclosable conduct that is not public interest disclosure
17B Notice about disclosure of disclosable conduct that is not public interest disclosure
If a disclosure of disclosable conduct is not taken to be a public interest disclosure under section 17A (3) (a), the integrity commissioner must tell the relevant people, in writing, that—
the disclosure is not taken to be a public interest disclosure; and
the protections in part 7 do not apply to the person who disclosed the conduct in relation to the disclosure.
In this section:
relevant people means—
if the disclosure was given to the integrity commissioner by another disclosure officer under section 17—the disclosure officer; and
if the person who disclosed the disclosable conduct did not disclose the conduct anonymously—the person.
A person who discloses disclosable conduct may disclose the conduct to the Legislative Assembly or a journalist in certain circumstances (see s 27).
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