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(b) for any other report—3 months after the end of the report period.

14B Reviewer to give report to Legislative Assembly

(1) If the Legislative Assembly is sitting when the reviewer has finished the report—

(a) the reviewer must give the report to the Speaker; and

(b) the Speaker must present the report to the Legislative Assembly on the next sitting day.

(2) If the Legislative Assembly is not sitting when the reviewer has finished the report—

(a) the reviewer must give the report, and a copy for each member of the Legislative Assembly, to the Speaker; and

(b) the report is taken for all purposes to have been presented to the Legislative Assembly on the day the reviewer gives it to the Speaker (the report day); and

(d) the Speaker must arrange for a copy of the report to be given to each member of the Legislative Assembly on the report day; and

(e) the Speaker may give directions for the printing and circulation, and in relation to the publication, of the report; and

(f) despite paragraph (b), the Speaker must present the report to the Legislative Assembly on the next sitting day.

(3) The reviewer may give a copy of the report to a Minister who, in the reviewer’s opinion, has a special interest in the report.

(4) In this section:

Speaker, for a report given to the Deputy Speaker or clerk under section 14D (Reports to be given to Speaker), means the Deputy Speaker or clerk.

14C Reporting sensitive information

(1) A report under this part must not include information for the Legislative Assembly if the reviewer considers that disclosing the information would be contrary to the public interest because it could—

(a) be an unreasonable disclosure of personal information about a person; or

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