If you work for the Parliamentary Counsel Office, you have some protection from being sued. This protection applies to the Chief Parliamentary Counsel and all employees of the Parliamentary Counsel Office. You are protected from being held liable for things the Parliamentary Counsel Office does.

You are also protected if you do something, or don't do something, in good faith while doing your job. This means you must be trying to do the right thing when performing your duties or using your powers. You can see how this law has changed over time by looking at the Legislation Act 1986.