South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) The Commission
must deliver a copy of the Commission's final report on an inquiry to the
relevant Minister.
(2) The Commission
may, during the course of an inquiry, deliver a special report to the
relevant Minister.
(3) The Commission
must identify in a report any information contained in the report that the
Commission considers is confidential information in accordance with Part 5.
(4) The
relevant Minister must, within 12 sitting days after receipt of a report,
cause a copy of the report (excluding any information identified under
subsection (3) as confidential information) to be laid before both Houses
of Parliament.
(5) The
relevant Minister must, after a report has been laid before both Houses of
Parliament or, if Parliament is not sitting, within 28 days after receiving a
report, ensure that copies of the report (excluding any information identified
under subsection (3) as confidential information) are available for
public inspection.
(6) After the
relevant Minister has made a report publicly available, the Commission must
ensure that copies (excluding any information identified under
subsection (3) as confidential information) are available for purchase by
members of the public.
(7) If information is
excluded from a report as being confidential information, a note to that
effect must be included in the report at the place in the report from which
the information is excluded.
(8) In this
section—
"relevant Minister", in relation to an inquiry into a matter, means—
(a) if
the Commission conducted the inquiry on its own initiative, the Minister; or
(b) in
any other case, the Minister who referred the matter to the Commission.