Records of Commission
224 Records of Commission
The Commission is to cause records to be kept of any investigation, including transcripts of all examinations before the Commission.
The Commission is to keep any records and other things of the Police Royal Commission, the A‑CC or the Parliamentary Commissioner that are transferred to the Commission by that body or person or under this Act.
The Commission may make any order considered to be appropriate, in accordance with the State Records Act 2000, as to —
who can have a copy of any of the records and on what conditions;
how records are to be dealt with when an investigation is complete.
If, after the completion of an investigation, any question arises as to how any records should be dealt with, the question is to be referred to the State Records Commission which may order that any record be dealt with as the State Records Commission considers appropriate in accordance with the State Records Act 2000.
For the purposes of the State Records Act 2000 any records that are transferred to the custody of the Director of State Records as State archives, are to be treated by the Director as restricted access archives unless the Attorney General requests otherwise.
[Section 224, formerly section 58, renumbered as section 224: No. 78 of 2003 s. 35(1).]
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