Investigator’s report may be published, tabled and provided to certain persons by Attorney General

In force

On receiving an investigator’s report, the Attorney General may, if the Attorney General considers the report to be final, do any of the following —

(a)

cause a copy of the report, in whole or in part, to be laid before each House of Parliament;

(b)

provide a copy of the report, in whole or in part, to the following —

(i)

a complainant;

(ii)

a trustee;

(iii)

a person referred to in section 37(3)(g) or (h).

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