(1) Law enforcement or investigating officers for alleged offences have a duty
to disclose to the Director all relevant information, documents or other
things obtained during the investigation that might reasonably be expected to
assist the case for the prosecution or the case for the accused person.
(2) The duty of disclosure continues until
one of the following happens--
(a) the Director decides that the accused
person will not be prosecuted for the alleged offence,
(b) the prosecution is
terminated,
(c) the accused person is convicted or acquitted.
(3)
Law enforcement or investigating officers for alleged offences also have a
duty to retain any such documents or other things for so long as the duty to
disclose them continues under this section. This subsection does not affect
any other legal obligation with respect to the possession of the documents or
other things.
"statutory publication restriction" means a prohibition or restriction on
publication that is imposed by or under--
(a) section 176 (Disclosure and use
of examination material) or 177 (Disclosure and use of evidence given at
examination) of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act 2016 , or