Report to head of jurisdiction
56 Report to head of jurisdiction
(1) The investigation panel must give a written report under this section if it forms the opinion that the complaint does not justify consideration of the removal from office or termination of appointment of the judicial officer or ordinary member of NTCAT who is the subject of the complaint.
(2) The report must be given to the head of jurisdiction and set out the investigation panel's findings of fact and its opinions.
(3) The report may include recommendations as to what action should be taken in relation to the complaint.
(4) The investigation panel must give a copy of the report to the following:
the complainant;
(b) the judicial officer or ordinary member of NTCAT who is the subject of the complaint;
the Judicial Commission.
Note for subsection (4)(a)
Under section 34, the investigation panel may refuse to disclose information to the complainant if the disclosure would be contrary to the public interest.
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