The Intelligence and Security Committee has to give a report every year to the House of Representatives about what they have been doing. You can think of the House of Representatives like a big group of people who help make decisions for New Zealand. The Committee's report is about their activities.
The Committee must follow some rules when they give their report, and one of those rules is in section 224. This means that the Committee has to do what section 224 says when they are making their report. You can find more information about this in the link to section 224.
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222: Annual report of Inspector-General, or
"The Inspector-General's yearly report to the government about their work and how intelligence agencies are doing their job."
224: Restrictions on reports to House of Representatives, or
"Rules for keeping some information secret in reports to Parliament"
The Intelligence and Security Committee must present an annual report to the House of Representatives on the activities of the Committee.
Subsection (1) is subject to section 224.
