Schedule 2 Exempt bodies and offices

(Section 9)

The office of Director of Public Prosecutions—prosecuting functions.

The Independent Commission Against Corruption—corruption prevention, complaint handling, investigative and report functions.

The office of Public Trustee—functions exercised in the Public Trustee’s capacity as executor, administrator or trustee.

The Treasury Corporation—borrowing, investment and liability and asset management functions.

The office of Ombudsman—the complaint handling, investigative and reporting functions of that office.

The office of Legal Services Commissioner—the complaint handling, investigative, review and reporting functions of that office.

The Health Care Complaints Commission—complaint handling, investigative, complaints resolution and reporting functions (including any functions exercised by the Health Conciliation Registry).

The Child Death Review Team—all functions.

The Police Integrity Commission—corruption prevention, complaint handling, investigative and report functions.

The office of Inspector of the Police Integrity Commission—operational auditing, complaint handling, investigative and report functions.

The FSS Trustee Corporation—investment functions.

The SAS Trustee Corporation—investment functions.

The Axiom Funds Management Corporation—investment functions exercised on behalf of trustees of superannuation funds.

The Department of Training and Education Co-ordination—functions relating to the storing of, reporting on or analysis of information with respect to the ranking or assessment of students who have completed the Higher School Certificate for entrance into tertiary institutions.

Universities—functions relating to dealing with information with respect to the ranking or assessment of students who have completed the Higher School Certificate for entrance into tertiary institutions.

Any body or office that exercises functions under the National Electricity (NSW) Law (including functions under the National Electricity Code referred to in that Law) on behalf of NECA (the company established under the Corporations Law under the corporate name of National Electricity Code Administrator Limited (ACN 073 942 775)) or NEMMCO (the company established under the Corporations Law under the corporate name National Electricity Market Management Company Limited (ACN 072 010 327))—those functions.

The office of Privacy Commissioner—the complaint handling, investigative and reporting functions of that office.

The Corporation constituted under the Superannuation Administration Authority Corporatisation Act 1999—functions exercised in the provision of superannuation scheme administration services, and related services, in respect of any superannuation scheme that is not a State public sector superannuation scheme.

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal—complaint handling, investigative and reporting functions of the Tribunal in relation to competitive neutrality complaints.

The State Contracts Control Board—complaint handling, investigative and reporting functions of the Board in relation to competitive neutrality complaints.

The New South Wales Crime Commission—investigative and reporting functions.

The President of the Anti-Discrimination Board—complaint handling, investigative and reporting functions in relation to a complaint that is in the course of being dealt with by the President.