This legislation has been repealed.
(1) The commissioner—
(a) may at any time during the course of an investigation; and
(b) shall at its completion;
prepare a true report of his or her findings and conclusions.
(2) However, the commissioner must not prepare a report in relation to a complaint that is an HPA report during an investigation unless the commissioner has consulted the relevant board.
Note The commissioner cannot complete an investigation into a complaint that is an HPA report without consulting the relevant board (see s 31A (2)).
(3) The commissioner shall submit a report of an investigation under section 40 (1) (a) to the Minister.
(4) The commissioner shall give a copy of a report of an investigation under section 40 (1) (c) to the complainant, the provider and the relevant board.
(5) The commissioner may give a copy of any report of an investigation to—
(a) the Minister; or
(b) a provider mentioned in the report; or
(c) any person or body having, under a law of the Territory, the Commonwealth, a State or another Territory, a function exercisable in relation to a matter raised in the report; or
(d) for a report of an investigation under section 40 (1) (d)—the complainant; or
(e) the purchaser of the service.
(6) A report prepared under this section in relation to a complaint that is an HPA report must reflect the action required to be taken in relation to the complaint under the Health Professionals Act 2004 , section 86 (2) and (3).