Duty to report on outcome of investigationU.K.
96.—(1) When the Chief Inspector and the Commissioner have concluded an investigation of a super-complaint, they must make a report—
(a)describing the steps they have taken to investigate the super-complaint;
(b)setting out their conclusions and the reasons for them;
(c)describing any further action they (or one of them) propose to take; and
(d)making such recommendations to any other person as they consider appropriate.
(2) The Chief Inspector must—
(a)send the report to the designated body making the complaint; and
(b)publish it in such form and manner as the Chief Inspector considers appropriate.
(3) The Chief Inspector may exclude information from the report sent to that designated body and published under paragraph (2) if the Chief Inspector considers that its inclusion—
(a)would be contrary to the interests of national security; or
(b)might jeopardise the safety of any person.
(4) Where the Chief Inspector and the Commissioner are unable to agree on the contents of a report, the Chief Inspector and the Commissioner must each include in the report their opinion on the matters on which there is disagreement.
Commencement Information
I1Reg. 96 in force at 19.6.2023, see reg. 1(1)