Section 22Part 5 — POWER OF INVESTIGATION
Matters to be referred to the police
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Where the Commission is satisfied, on the basis of an enquiry conducted under this Part that —
a breach of any of the provisions of this Part has been committed; or
an offence has been committed, it shall forthwith refer the matter to the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service and the Director of Public Prosecutions together with a certified copy of the declaration in question and a report of its findings.
In any case where the Commission determines that the subject matter of an enquiry under this Part is —
already under investigation by the police whether or not charges have been preferred; or
already the subject matter of proceedings in a court of law, the Commission shall hold its own enquiry in abeyance, pending final disposition of that investigation and those proceedings.
Where following proceedings under subsection (2) there is a conviction, the Commission shall close its inquiry but where there is an acquittal, the Commission may hold an inquiry for purposes of determining whether there was a breach of the principles set out in Schedule 2 and make a decision accordingly.
Cross References
- Section of Standards In Public Life Act
Reference to Schedule 2