Chief Commissioner of Police to report to IBAC
464ZN Chief Commissioner of Police to report to IBAC
S. 464ZN inserted by No. 3/2019 s. 76.
As soon as practicable after 1 January but not later than 1 March in each year, the Chief Commissioner of Police must provide a written report to the IBAC for the previous 12 months in relation—
to any DNA profile sample taken or senior police officer authorisation or authorisation given and applied for; and
to the destruction of any DNA profile sample taken or given in accordance with a senior police officer authorisation or authorisation; and
to any matter on which the Chief Commissioner is required to report on under section 464ZFE.
The report must include—
a list that identifies by a unique identifying number every DNA profile sample taken or given in accordance with a senior police officer authorisation or authorisation under this Subdivision within the period to which the report relates; and
information on whether any of the DNA profile samples listed in the report were taken from a child; and
the date on which every DNA profile sample listed in the report was taken; and
information on whether any of the DNA profile samples listed in the report or in any previous report submitted under this section have been destroyed within the period to which the report relates and the reason for the destruction of the sample; and
if a DNA profile sample has been destroyed the date that the requirement to destroy it arose under section 464ZFC, the date of destruction and the name of the person who destroyed it; and
the number of senior police officer authorisations and authorisations under section 464SE or 464ZFAE given within the period to which the report relates; and
the number of DNA profile samples taken by consent in accordance with section 464SC within the period to which the report relates; and
the number of authorisations under section 464SE, senior police officer authorisations and authorisations under section 464ZFAE refused within the period to which the report relates; and
information on any DNA profile sample that has been retained for 12 months or more including the status of any investigation of the DNA person from whom the sample was taken within the period to which the report relates.
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