Section 9:
consolidated text (as at 2017). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
9. (1) The Commission, in considering any matter, may consult with any
public officer or other person as the Commission may consider proper and
desirable and may require any public officer to attend and give information
before it concerning any matter which it is required to consider in the exercise of its functions.
(2) The Commission may require the production of any official document
relevant to any exercise of its functions and any public officer who submits
any matter for the consideration of the Commission shall ensure that all relevant documents and papers are made available to the Commission.
(3) Any public officer who, without reasonable excuse, fails to appear
before the Commission when notified to do so, or who fails to comply with
any request lawfully and properly made by the Commission, shall be guilty of
a breach of discipline and the Commission may direct the person responsible
for initiating disciplinary proceedings against such public officer that disciplinary proceedings should be instituted against him.
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