(1) For the purposes of an investigation, the IBAC may issue the following witness summonses to a person— summons to attend the IBAC to give evidence at an examination at a specified time and place on a specified date; summons to attend at a specified time and place on a specified date to produce documents or other things to the IBAC; summons to attend an examination at a specified time and place on a specified date before the IBAC to give evidence and produce documents or other things. (2) The IBAC may, under subsection (1), issue a witness summons directed to a person if satisfied that it is reasonable to do so, having regard to— evidentiary or intelligence value of the information, document or thing sought to be obtained from the person; and age of the person and any mental impairment to which the person is known or believed to be subject. (3) The IBAC must not issue a witness summons to a person who is under the age of 18 years unless the IBAC considers on reasonable grounds that— information, document or that the person could provide may be compelling and probative evidence; and
(1) For the purposes of an investigation, the IBAC may issue the following witness summonses to a person— summons to attend the IBAC to give evidence at an examination at a specified time and place on a specified date; summons to attend at a specified time and place on a specified date to produce documents or other things to the IBAC; summons to attend an examination at a specified time and place on a specified date before the IBAC to give evidence and produce documents or other things. (2) The IBAC may, under subsection (1), issue a witness summons directed to a person if satisfied that it is reasonable to do so, having regard to— evidentiary or intelligence value of the information, document or thing sought to be obtained from the person; and age of the person and any mental impairment to which the person is known or believed to be subject. (3) The IBAC must not issue a witness summons to a person who is under the age of 18 years unless the IBAC considers on reasonable grounds that— information, document or that the person could provide may be compelling and probative evidence; and
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