Independent Broad-Based Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2011

a body or entity to be a public body;

an office to be a public office;

a person or body for the purposes of the definition of integrity body in section 3;

a person or body for the purposes of the definition of law enforcement agency in section 3;

a person or body for the purposes of the definition of prosecutorial body in section 3;

the content and form of a confidentiality notice;

a person or body for the purposes of the definition of senior officer in section 41(5);

a service or a class of service for the purposes of section 44(2)(f)(iii), and the purposes for which a restricted matter can be disclosed in relation to the service or class;

a person or body for the purposes of section 73(2)(j);

the content and form of a witness summons;

matters which constitute proof of age for the purposes of section 123(2);

content and form of a direction under section 127;

for the purpose of section 130(1)(e), actions which the IBAC is to take before questioning a witness at an examination or requiring a witness to produce a document or other thing;

scales of expenses payable to witnesses for the purposes of section 150;

for the purposes of section 151, persons who can approve legal assistance;

a person or body for the purposes of section 151(5);

a person or body for the purposes of the definition of senior officer in section 163(9);

security checks for IBAC Officers;

requirements relating to the issue of identity cards to IBAC Officers and the use of the identity cards;

requirements for the disclosure and reporting of pecuniary interests by IBAC Officers, including providing for the manner of disclosure (whether by statutory declaration or otherwise) and the compilation, maintenance and publication of registers of pecuniary interests;

the information to be included by the IBAC in its annual report;

an appropriate course of training in the use of defensive equipment;

an appropriate course of training in the use of firearms;

the persons authorised to analyse samples for the purpose of detecting the presence of alcohol or drugs of dependence;

the circumstances in which a breath sample, a urine sample or a blood sample may be taken;

the procedure for the taking of samples of breath, urine or blood;

the devices used in carrying out the breath tests, breath analyses and other tests, including the calibration, inspection and testing of those devices;

the requirements relating to the accreditation of persons conducting analyses for the presence of drugs of dependence;

the procedure for the handling and analysis of samples of urine or blood;

offences relating to interference with test results or the testing procedure;

the requirements in relation to the handling and confidentiality of test results;

the form of notice for the purposes of section 100(4);

forms for the purposes of this Act.