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Officials and Select Committees – Guidelines
Officials and Select Committees Guidelines State Services Commission, Wellington August 2007. ISBN 978-0-478-30317-9. Contents Executive Summary 3. Introduction: The Role of Select Committees 4. Application of these Guidelines 4. Officials and Select Committees : General Principles 5. Officials as Witnesses 6. Departmental Officials 6. Officials in the wider State Sector 7. The Provision of Information to Committees 7. Private or Secret Evidence 9. Officials as Advisers 10. members ', Private and Local Bills 11. Attendance by Ministers and the Role of Officials 12. Contempt of the House 12. Misleading a Committee 12. Objections to Answering Questions 13. Threatening or disadvantaging a witness or adviser 13. Access to Counsel 14. Correction of Evidence 14. Natural Justice 14. Financial Veto 14. Attendance in a Personal Capacity 14. Appendix 1 - Natural Justice 15. Alleged Criminal Activity 15. People Whose Reputation May be Seriously Damaged by Committee Proceedings 15.
3 Executive Summary These Guidelines apply to members, office holders, and committee members in Crown entities and State-owned enterprises, as well as to public servants and personnel in other agencies
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