Reports about person’s criminal history

In force

(1)

If the chief executive, in making an investigation under this division about a person, asks the commissioner of the police service for a written report about the person’s criminal history, the commissioner must give the report to the chief executive.

(2)

The report is to contain—

(a)

relevant information in the commissioner’s possession; and

(b)

relevant information that the commissioner can reasonably obtain by asking officials administering police services in other Australian jurisdictions; and

(c)

other relevant information to which the commissioner has access.

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