(1) The commissioner may enter into arrangements (
"cross-border protocols" ) with corresponding authorities about investigating
and dealing with conduct that appears to have happened in more than 1
jurisdiction.
(2) In particular, a cross-border protocol may provide for—
(a) principles to help in deciding where conduct happens, either generally or
in stated classes of cases; and
(b) giving and receiving consent for conduct
happening in a jurisdiction to be dealt with under a law of another
jurisdiction; and
(c) procedures to be adopted for requesting and conducting
the investigation of an aspect of complaints or investigation matters under
this part.
