Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act 2023
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15 Production of reports on the findings of reviews
(1) This section applies where— (a) a review of a death that was caused by conduct forming part of the Troubles, or (b) a review of other harmful conduct forming part of the Troubles, has been carried out. (2) The Chief Commissioner must produce a final report on the findings of the review in accordance with this section. (3) If particular questions were included in the request for a review (see section 11(1)), the final report must include— (a) the ICRIR’s response to those questions, if and to the extent that it has been practicable to respond to them in carrying out the review in accordance with section 13; (b) for each question to which it has not been practicable to respond, a statement of that outcome. (4) The final report must include a statement of the manner in which the review was carried out.
15 Production of reports on the findings of reviews
(1) This section applies where— (a) a review of a death that was caused by conduct forming part of the Troubles, or (b) a review of other harmful conduct forming part of the Troubles, has been carried out. (2) The Chief Commissioner must produce a final report on the findings of the review in accordance with this section. (3) If particular questions were included in the request for a review (see section 11(1)), the final report must include— (a) the ICRIR’s response to those questions, if and to the extent that it has been practicable to respond to them in carrying out the review in accordance with section 13; (b) for each question to which it has not been practicable to respond, a statement of that outcome. (4) The final report must include a statement of the manner in which the review was carried out.
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