Information sharing with integrity bodies
32AF Information sharing with integrity bodies
The Inspector‑General may share information or documents with an integrity body (the receiving body) if:
the information or documents are obtained by an IGIS official in the course of exercising powers, or performing functions or duties, as an IGIS official; and
the information or documents are relevant to the receiving body’s functions; and
the Inspector‑General is satisfied on reasonable grounds that the receiving body has satisfactory arrangements in place for protecting the information or documents.
To avoid doubt, the Inspector‑General may share information or documents with an integrity body whether or not the Inspector‑General is transferring a complaint or part of a complaint to the integrity body.
Without limiting paragraph (1)(c) or subsection 32AD(2), the Inspector‑General may make arrangements with the head of an intelligence agency in relation to protecting information or documents provided to the Inspector‑General by the agency.
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