149Disclosure of report

1. Subject to subsection (2), a Standards Committee that receives a report from an investigator must give a copy of that report to—

2. any person to whom the report relates, being—
   1. a practitioner or former practitioner; or
   2. a person who, or body that, is or was, in relation to a practitioner, a related person or entity; or
   3. an incorporated firm or former incorporated firm; or
   4. an employee or former employee of a practitioner or an incorporated firm; and
3. any practitioner representing the person to whom the report relates; and
4. the complainant.

5. Where, in the opinion of the Standards Committee there is good reason for not, under subsection (1), giving a copy of the report to a person or for withholding from a person some of the information contained in the report, the Standards Committee may, as the case requires,—

6. refuse to give a copy of the report to that person; or
7. make, to the copy given to that person, such deletions or alterations as the Standards Committee considers necessary.

8. If, under subsection (2), a Standards Committee takes, in respect of any person, either of the actions referred to in subsection (2), the Standards Committee must give to that person its reasons for the action.