Appeal from decision that information is investigative information
148 Appeal from decision that information is investigative information
This section applies if the police commissioner decides that information about the investigated person is investigative information and gives the information to the chief executive under section 116.
The police commissioner must give notice to the investigated person that—
the police commissioner has decided that information about the person is investigative information; and
investigative information has been given to the chief executive.
Within 28 days after being given the notice, the investigated person may appeal to a Magistrates Court about the decision that the information is investigative information.
The chief executive and police commissioner must be given a copy of the notice of appeal.
QCAT does not have jurisdiction to review a decision of the police commissioner that information about a person is investigative information or that information that is investigative information may be given to the chief executive.
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