Investigator’s report about investigation
71 Investigator’s report about investigation
An investigator must, as soon as practicable after the investigator considers an investigation being conducted by the investigator is completed, give the board a written report about the investigation.
If the investigation was the result of a complaint, the report must include the investigator’s findings about the complaint.
If the board considers the report does not include enough information to enable the board to make a decision under section 73(2) or 75(2), the board may, by notice, ask the investigator to give the board a further report about the investigation.
The investigator must, as soon as practicable, comply with a request under subsection (3).
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