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Integrity Sport and Recreation Act 2023

General and miscellaneous provisions - Review of Act

55: Review of Act

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"Minister checks if sports rules are working and suggests changes"

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The Minister has to check how well the integrity codes are working within 5 years of this Act starting. You will see the Minister talking to people and organisations they think should be involved in this check. The Minister will then write a report about what they found out, and suggest any changes that might be needed to make the integrity codes work better. The Minister must give this report to the House of Representatives as soon as they can after finishing it. You can think of the House of Representatives as a group of people who help make decisions for New Zealand.

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Part 5General and miscellaneous provisions
Review of Act

55Review of Act

  1. The Minister must, within 5 years from the commencement of this Act, commence a review of how widely and effectively integrity codes have been implemented.

  2. The Minister must ensure that, during the review, the people and organisations that the Minister thinks appropriate are consulted.

  3. The Minister must prepare a report on the review, including any recommendations for change necessary to this Act to improve adoption of and compliance with the integrity codes.

  4. The Minister must present the report to the House of Representatives as soon as practicable after it has been completed.