Public Interest Disclosure Act 2012

The integrity commissioner must include the following information in the commission annual report for each year:

the number of disclosures of disclosable conduct given to the integrity commissioner under section 17;

the number of disclosures of disclosable conduct taken to be public interest disclosures under section 17A (3);

the number of disclosures of disclosable conduct not taken to be public interest disclosures under section 17A (3);

for a disclosure of disclosable conduct not taken to be a public interest disclosure under section 17A (3)—information about the ground the integrity commissioner was not satisfied of in relation to the disclosure;

the number of referrals under section 19 (Integrity commissioner—investigate or refer public interest disclosure);

the number of investigations under section 20, including—

for each investigating entity for a public interest disclosure—the number of investigations of public interest disclosures by the entity; and

whether, on investigation, the public interest disclosure was about disclosable conduct; and

the number of investigations brought to an end under section 20; and

the ground mentioned in section 20 (2) for ending the investigation;

the number of referrals under section 21 (Referral to chief police officer);

information about any action taken in accordance with section 24 (Public sector entity must take action);

the number of reviews under section 29 (Integrity commissioner may review decisions);

the number of reports under section 30 (Report by integrity commissioner);

the number of prosecutions under section 40 (Offence—taking detrimental action);

information about education and training programs about disclosable conduct and public interest disclosures undertaken or coordinated by the integrity commissioner.

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