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CRIME AND CORRUPTION ACT 2001 - SECT 55A
Authorising specific intelligence operation
55A Authorising specific intelligence operation
(1) The section applies if the reference committee is satisfied that there are
reasonable grounds to suspect that— (a) a criminal organisation, or a
participant in a criminal organisation, has engaged in, is engaging in, or is
planning to engage in, criminal activity; or
(b) a person, regardless of
whether the person holds an appointment, has engaged in, is engaging in, or is
planning to engage in corruption to support or help a criminal organisation or
a participant in a criminal organisation.
(2) The reference committee may
authorise the commission to undertake a specific intelligence operation,
including by holding hearings.
(3) The authorisation must be in writing and
identify— (a) the criminal organisation or participant to be investigated by
the commission; and
(b) the suspected criminal activity or corruption; and
(c) the purpose of the intelligence operation.
(4) The authorisation may
relate to any circumstances implying, or any allegations, that particular
criminal activity or corruption, is reasonably suspected.
(5) The
authorisation may be made by the reference committee— (a) on its own
initiative; or
(b) if asked by the senior executive officer (crime) or the
senior executive officer (corruption).
(6) In this section—
"criminal activity" means any act or omission that involves the commission of
an offence.
"hold an appointment" means hold an appointment in a unit of public
administration.
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