The Authorised Investigators (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2026
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59 Register to be kept by the Director General
(1) The Director General must establish and maintain a register of all information supplied to the Director General by the Minister under these Regulations (“the register”). (2) Subject to paragraph (3), the Director General may publish or otherwise disclose to any person any information held on the register where, in the opinion of the Director General, that is necessary for, or conducive to, the purpose of— (a) learning lessons from the handling of complaints, conduct matters or DSI matters; (b) demonstrating the thoroughness and effectiveness of the handling of such complaints or matters; (c) raising public awareness of the complaints system; or (d) improving the complaints system. (3) Information may not be published or disclosed under paragraph (2) in circumstances where, in the opinion of the Director General, the non-disclosure of the information is necessary for a purpose mentioned in regulation 64(3).
59 Register to be kept by the Director General
(1) The Director General must establish and maintain a register of all information supplied to the Director General by the Minister under these Regulations (“the register”). (2) Subject to paragraph (3), the Director General may publish or otherwise disclose to any person any information held on the register where, in the opinion of the Director General, that is necessary for, or conducive to, the purpose of— (a) learning lessons from the handling of complaints, conduct matters or DSI matters; (b) demonstrating the thoroughness and effectiveness of the handling of such complaints or matters; (c) raising public awareness of the complaints system; or (d) improving the complaints system. (3) Information may not be published or disclosed under paragraph (2) in circumstances where, in the opinion of the Director General, the non-disclosure of the information is necessary for a purpose mentioned in regulation 64(3).
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