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59.—(1) Except where paragraph (2) applies, where—
(a)the Commissioner does not determine under regulation 57(9)(b) that administrative action procedures should be initiated; or
(b)the appropriate authority determines under regulation 58(7) that the officer concerned does not have a case to answer for misconduct or gross misconduct,
the Commissioner or appropriate authority (as the case may be) must provide the person with a copy of the report on the investigation or such parts of it as relate to the person.
(2) This paragraph applies for so long as the Commissioner or appropriate authority (as the case may be) believes that providing a copy of the report, or part of it, under paragraph (1) might prejudice any investigation or proceedings or review under regulation 64.
(3) A copy of the report, or part of it, provided under paragraph (1) may be in a form which keeps anonymous the identity of the complainant (if any) or any other person.
(4) Where the Commissioner or appropriate authority would contravene regulation 81 by providing a copy of the report, or part of it, under paragraph (1), the Commissioner or appropriate authority must instead provide the copy having removed or obscured the information which by virtue of regulation 81 must not be disclosed.
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I1Reg. 59 in force at 19.6.2023, see reg. 1(1)
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