Commission for Children and Young People not to prejudice legal proceedings or investigations
91 Commission for Children and Young People not to prejudice legal proceedings or investigations
S. 91(1) amended by No. 32/2024 s. 853.
The Commission for Children and Young People must not perform the functions or duties or exercise the powers of the Commission in relation to the preparation of a transport power report in a manner that would prejudice any preliminary inquiries or investigations by the IBAC or Integrity Oversight Victoria.
S. 91(2) amended by No. 32/2024 s. 853.
For the purposes of ensuring compliance with subsection (1), the Commission for Children and Young People may consult with the IBAC or Integrity Oversight Victoria.
The Commission for Children and Young People must not provide a transport power report to any person if it contains information that would prejudice any current criminal proceedings or current criminal investigations.
For the purposes of ensuring compliance with subsection (3), the Commission for Children and Young People may consult any of the following—
the Director of Public Prosecutions;
the Chief Commissioner of Police;
a person or body who may initiate a criminal proceeding.
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