Specified information to be made available to the public
33 Specified information to be made available to the public
A committee must make available to the public the information stated in subsection (3) (the specified information).
The specified information must—
for the first time a committee makes the specified information available to the public—be made available within 3 years after, and relate to the period since, the committee was established; or
otherwise—be made available within 3 years after, and relate to the period since, the committee last made the specified information available.
For subsection (1), the information is—
a statement of the committee’s functions; and
for each current committee member—
the member’s full name and qualifications; and
the member’s office or position; and
a summary of the member’s experience that is relevant to the committee’s functions; and
a summary of the activities undertaken in, and any outcomes of, the performance of the committee’s functions; and
a summary of the committee’s privacy policy.
The committee must give the specified information to the entity that established the committee before the committee makes it available to the public.
A committee may make the specified information available in a form the committee considers appropriate.Example of an appropriate form for the specified information—
The specified information may be included in the annual report of the entity that established the committee.
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