(1)  At the conclusion of an inquiry, an Integrity Tribunal may make a determination in relation to the complaint or matter that was the subject of the inquiry.

(2)  An Integrity Tribunal may do any one or more of the following:

(a) dismiss the complaint;

(b) make a finding that misconduct or serious misconduct has occurred;

(c) recommend to the Premier that a commission of inquiry be established under the Commissions of Inquiry Act 1995 in relation to the matter;

(d) make such report as it considers appropriate in relation to the matter.

(3)  If the Integrity Tribunal makes a determination under subsection (2)(b) , it may refer the determination and any material that it considers relevant to –

(a) the principal officer of the relevant public authority for action; or

(b) an appropriate integrity entity for action; or

(c) an appropriate Parliamentary integrity entity; or

(d) the Commissioner of Police or DPP for action; or

(e) the responsible Minister for action; or

(f) a person who the Tribunal considers is appropriate for action.

(4)  In referring a matter to a person or body under subsection (3) , an Integrity Tribunal may make a recommendation as to appropriate sanctions that should be imposed or action that should be taken in relation to the matter.

(5)  The Integrity Tribunal may require the person referred to in subsection (3) to report on any action taken in relation to the determination referred to in this section.

(6)  An Integrity Tribunal must serve notice of its determination under subsection (2)(b) on the principal officer of the relevant public authority and, if the Integrity Tribunal considers it appropriate, may serve notice of its determination on –

(a) the person who is the subject of the inquiry; and

(b) the responsible Minister.

(7)  Section 98 applies to a notice referred to in subsection (6) if the notice specifies that it is a confidential document.

(8)  The Integrity Tribunal may publish, in such manner as it thinks fit, its determination.