Chief Executive may require State authority to provide report
26 Chief Executive may require State authority to provide report
The
Chief Executive may, if the Chief Executive is of the opinion that it is necessary or would otherwise assist in the performance of functions under this Act, require a State authority to prepare and provide a report to the Chief Executive in relation to the matters, and in accordance with any requirements, specified in the notice.
If a State authority refuses or fails to comply with a requirement under subsection (1), the Chief Executive may require the State authority to provide to the Chief Executive within a specified period a report setting out the reasons for non‑compliance.
The
Chief Executive may, on receiving a report under subsection (2), submit a copy of the report to the Minister setting out the views of the Chief Executive in respect of the State authority's non‑compliance.
The
Minister must, on receiving a report under subsection (3), prepare a report to Parliament setting out—
the
Minister's response to the Chief Executive's report; and
any other information required by the regulations.
The
Minister must, within 6 sitting days after completing a report under subsection (4), cause a copy of both the report and the Chief Executive's report under subsection (3) to be laid before both Houses of Parliament.
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulations
). Made under this Act:
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