s. s. 183 184 37J Racing Integrity Commissioner not to prejudice investigations of the IBAC (1) If the Racing Integrity Commissioner is, or becomes, aware of an IBAC investigation, the Racing Integrity Commissioner must take all reasonable steps to ensure that the performance of its functions or duties or the exercise of its powers does not prejudice the IBAC investigation. (2) For the purposes of ensuring compliance with subsection (1), the Racing Integrity Commissioner may consult the IBAC.". __________________ 1994 Division 1—Amendments to Audit Act 1994 184 Definitions (1) In section 3 of the in the See: Audit Act 1994, Act No. definition of Victorian Auditor-General's Office 2/1994. for "2004." substitute "2004;". Reprint No. 5 as at 16 November (2) Insert the following definitions in section 3 of the 2006 Audit Act 1994— and amending "Chief means the Chief Examiner Examiner Act No. 50/2011. appointed under Part 3 of the Major Crime LawToday: (Investigative Powers) Act 2004; www. legislation. means the appearance of vic.gov.au compulsory appearance a person before the Auditor-General, or before a person authorised by the in accordance with a requirement in writing under section 11(1); has the meaning given in corrupt conduct section 3A of the Independent
37J Racing Integrity Commissioner not to prejudice investigations of the IBAC (1) If the Racing Integrity Commissioner is, or becomes, aware of an IBAC investigation, the Racing Integrity Commissioner must take all reasonable steps to ensure that the performance of its functions or duties or the exercise of its powers does not prejudice the IBAC investigation. s. 183 (2) For the purposes of ensuring compliance with subsection (1), the Racing Integrity Commissioner may consult the IBAC.". __________________ 1994 Division 1—Amendments to Audit Act 1994 184 Definitions s. 184 See: Act No. 2/1994. Reprint No. 5 as at 16 November 2006 and amending Act No. 50/2011. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au (1) In section 3 of the Audit Act 1994, in the definition of Victorian Auditor-General's Office for "2004." substitute "2004;". (2) Insert the following definitions in section 3 of the Audit Act 1994— "Chief Examiner means the Chief Examiner appointed under Part 3 of the Major Crime (Investigative Powers) Act 2004; compulsory appearance means the appearance of a person before the Auditor-General, or before a person authorised by the in accordance with a requirement in writing under section 11(1); corrupt conduct has the meaning given in section 3A of the Independent
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