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The Authorised Investigators (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2026

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58 Minister to notify the Director General of outcome of disciplinary proceedings etc.

The Minister must notify the Director General of— (a) the outcome of any disciplinary proceedings or performance proceedings brought in relation to, or arising from, any matter dealt with in a report submitted or completed under regulation 71 or 75, as soon as practicable after the outcome of the proceedings or process; (b) the bringing of any appeal against the outcome of any such proceedings or process, as soon as practicable after the Minister becomes aware of the appeal; (c) the outcome of any such appeal, as soon as practicable after its conclusion.

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58 Minister to notify the Director General of outcome of disciplinary proceedings etc.

The Minister must notify the Director General of— (a) the outcome of any disciplinary proceedings or performance proceedings brought in relation to, or arising from, any matter dealt with in a report submitted or completed under regulation 71 or 75, as soon as practicable after the outcome of the proceedings or process; (b) the bringing of any appeal against the outcome of any such proceedings or process, as soon as practicable after the Minister becomes aware of the appeal; (c) the outcome of any such appeal, as soon as practicable after its conclusion.

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