When a review is happening, you need to know the reviewer has to follow some rules. The Minister gives the reviewer some terms of reference, and the reviewer must conduct the review according to those terms. The reviewer also has to talk to the people they think are appropriate about what will go in the report that is prepared under section 344. The reviewer is in charge of deciding who to consult with about the report. You can find out more about the report in section 344.
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341: Minister must appoint reviewer, or
"The Minister must choose a person or group to check and review things as part of this law."
343: Reviewer’s power to request information, or
"The reviewer can ask for information to help them do their job, and you must provide it unless it affects someone's privacy."
The reviewer must conduct the review in accordance with the terms of reference that the Minister gives to the reviewer.
When conducting the review, the reviewer must consult the people the reviewer considers appropriate on the matters to be included in the report prepared under section 344.
