S-4.1.1 - Educational Childcare Act

Section 101.27 Disposition versions

2017-05-01

101.27. At any time, the Minister must put an end to the processing of a disclosure if the alleged wrongdoing is the subject of court proceedings or relates to a decision rendered by a court.

In addition, the Minister puts an end to the examination of a disclosure if of the opinion, in particular,

(1)  that the subject-matter of the disclosure does not fall within the Minister’s mandate;

(2)  that the disclosure is made for personal purposes and not in the public interest;

(3)  that the subject-matter of the disclosure questions the merits of the policies and program objectives of the Government; or

(4)  that the disclosure is frivolous.

When putting an end to the processing or examination of a disclosure, the Minister sends a notice, with reasons, to the person who made the disclosure, if the person’s identity is known.

2016, c. 34, s. 48.