Assumed identity approval, grant of
103 Assumed identity approval, grant of
The Commission may grant an approval (an assumed identity approval) for the acquisition and use of an assumed identity by an officer of the Commission.
The approval must be in writing signed by the Commission.
A single approval may be given for one or more assumed identities.
The approval —
must specify —
the date of the approval; and
the details of each assumed identity approved; and
the name of the officer of the Commission to whom the approval applies;
and
may specify the evidence of each assumed identity that may be acquired under the approval.
The approval may be granted subject to conditions specified in the approval.
The Commission may, in writing, vary or cancel the approval.
Written notice of the variation or cancellation must be given to the officer to whom the approval applies.
The variation or cancellation of an approval takes effect —
on the day the written notice is given to the officer to whom the approval applies; or
if a later date of effect is stated in the notice — on the day stated.
The approval remains in force until it is cancelled.
[Section 103 inserted: No. 78 of 2003 s. 17.]
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