Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 1988

The functions of the designated committee are—

to prepare for consideration by the Legislative Council draft codes of conduct for members of the Legislative Council and draft amendments to codes of conduct already adopted, and

to carry out educative work relating to ethical standards applying to members of the Legislative Council, and

to give advice in relation to such ethical standards in response to requests for advice by the Legislative Council, but not in relation to actual or alleged conduct of any particular person.

The designated committee may seek comments from the public in relation to any of its functions under this section.

Before presenting a draft code of conduct for consideration by the Legislative Council, the designated committee must—

give public notice of the place at which, the dates on which, and the times during which, a draft code of conduct may be inspected by the public, and

publicly exhibit a copy of the draft code of conduct at the place, on the dates and during the times set out in the notice, and

specify, in the notice, the period during which submissions may be made to the committee.

Any person may, during the period referred to in subsection (3) (c), make submissions in writing to the designated committee with respect to the provisions of the draft code of conduct. The committee must take any such submissions into consideration.

The designated committee is to review a code of conduct adopted by the Legislative Council at least once every 4 years.

(Repealed)