150Discretion in relation to contents of report

1. A Standards Committee that receives a report from an investigator may, in its discretion, communicate the contents of it, or any part of the contents, to—

2. any person who is a partner in a firm of practitioners to which the practitioner or former practitioner to whom the report relates belongs or belonged:
3. any person—
   1. who is or was, in relation to the practitioner or former practitioner to whom the report relates, a related person; or
   2. who is or was a director of an entity that is or was, in relation to the practitioner or former practitioner to whom the report relates, a related entity:
4. the Law Society inspectorate or the Conveyancers Society inspectorate, as the case may require:
5. the auditor of the trust account of the practitioner or former practitioner to whom, or of an incorporated firm or former incorporated firm to which, the report relates:
6. the Council of the New Zealand Law Society or the Council of the New Zealand Society of Conveyancers, as the case may require:
7. a qualified statutory accountant (within the meaning of section 5(1) of the Financial Reporting Act 2013):
8. any Police employee or member of the Serious Fraud Office acting in the performance of his or her duty:
9. the Registrar-General of Land for the purpose of enabling the Registrar-General of Land to discharge his or her duties under the Land Transfer Act 2017 or any other enactment:
10. any client of the practitioner or former practitioner to whom, or of the incorporated firm or former incorporated firm to which, the report relates.