The Authorised Investigators (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2026
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9 General functions of the Office under these Regulations
(1) The functions of the Office are— (a) to provide support and advice to the Director General in the carrying out of the Director General’s functions; and (b) to monitor and review the carrying out of the Director General’s functions. (2) The Office is to perform its functions under these Regulations for the general purpose of improving the way in which the Director General’s functions under these Regulations are carried out, including by encouraging the efficient and effective use of resources in the carrying out of those functions. (3) In carrying out its functions under these Regulations the Office must, in particular, have regard to public confidence in the existence of suitable arrangements with respect to the matters mentioned in regulation 8(2) and the operation of the arrangements that are maintained with respect to those matters. (4) The Office may do anything which appears to it to be calculated to facilitate, or is incidental to, the carrying out of its functions under these Regulations.
9 General functions of the Office under these Regulations
(1) The functions of the Office are— (a) to provide support and advice to the Director General in the carrying out of the Director General’s functions; and (b) to monitor and review the carrying out of the Director General’s functions. (2) The Office is to perform its functions under these Regulations for the general purpose of improving the way in which the Director General’s functions under these Regulations are carried out, including by encouraging the efficient and effective use of resources in the carrying out of those functions. (3) In carrying out its functions under these Regulations the Office must, in particular, have regard to public confidence in the existence of suitable arrangements with respect to the matters mentioned in regulation 8(2) and the operation of the arrangements that are maintained with respect to those matters. (4) The Office may do anything which appears to it to be calculated to facilitate, or is incidental to, the carrying out of its functions under these Regulations.
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