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← Police Force Act 2004

Police Force Act 2004 s 54

s 54 Record of proceedings

54. —(1) The chairperson must record or cause to be recorded in writing the proceedings of the committee of inquiry. (2) The evidence of each witness before a committee of inquiry must be read over to him or her and must be signed by him or her. (3) A record of the proceedings of a committee of inquiry must be signed by the chairperson and the members of the committee (if any) and forwarded to the Minister. (4) The record of proceedings of a committee of inquiry, or any part thereof, or any information relating thereto must be kept confidential and must not be released to any person, other than a member of the committee, without the written permission of the Minister. —(1) The chairperson must record or cause to be recorded in writing the proceedings of the committee of inquiry. (2) The evidence of each witness before a committee of inquiry must be read over to him or her and must be signed by him or her. (3) A record of the proceedings of a committee of inquiry must be signed by the chairperson and the members of the committee (if any) and forwarded to the Minister. (4) The record of proceedings of a committee of inquiry, or any part thereof, or any information relating thereto must be kept confidential and must not be released to any person, other than a member of the committee, without the written permission of the Minister.

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