Corruption, Crime and Misconduct Act 2003

Without limiting any other function under this Act, the Commission may prepare a report on information available to the Commission about a person proposed to be appointed as —

Commissioner of Police; or

a commissioned police officer, a non‑commissioned police officer, a constable, a special constable or an Aboriginal police liaison officer under the Police Act 1892; or

a chief executive officer.

A report about a person must be given to the person.

A report about a person proposed to be appointed as Commissioner of Police or a commissioned police officer may be given to —

the Minister responsible for the administration of the Police Act 1892; and

any other Minister that the Minister responsible for the administration of the Police Act 1892 considers has a relevant interest in the report.

A report about a person proposed to be appointed as a non‑commissioned police officer or a constable may be given to —

the Commissioner of Police or the Minister responsible for the administration of the Police Act 1892 or both of those persons; and

if the report is given to the Minister responsible for the administration of the Police Act 1892, any other Minister that that Minister considers has a relevant interest in the report.

A report about a person proposed to be appointed as a special constable or an Aboriginal police liaison officer may be given to the Commissioner of Police.

A report about a person proposed to be appointed as a chief executive officer may be given to —

the Public Sector Commissioner; and

any Minister that the Public Sector Commissioner considers has a relevant interest in the report.

Except as provided in this section, the fact that the Commission has given a report under this section, and any details of a report given under this section, must not be disclosed.