The Integrity Sport and Recreation Commission can work with other people or groups to do its job. You can think of the Commission like a team that makes sure sport and recreation in New Zealand are fair and honest. The Commission can co-operate with anyone, such as a person, a company, or a sports organisation, to get its work done, and for more information on similar laws you can look at the legislation from 2006.
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View the original legislation for this page at https://legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1986/0120/latest/link.aspx?id=LMS787130.
17: Application of functions and powers outside New Zealand and to matters occurring outside New Zealand, or
"The law applies outside New Zealand if it involves a New Zealand organisation or person, or an international agreement says so."
19: Commission may make integrity codes, or
"The Commission can create rules to keep sport fair and honest, called integrity codes, to prevent cheating and bad behaviour."
The Commission may perform any of its functions in co-operation with any person, body, association, or organisation.
