Cap. 527 Art. 14Internal disclosure maybemadetothe head or deputy head of the organisation.

An internal disclosure may be made to the head or deputy head of the organisation, who is hereby deemed to be the whistleblowing reporting officer and subject to the provisions of articles 6 and 13, if:

(a) the organisation has no internal procedures established and published for receiving and dealing with information about an improper practice; or

(b) the whistleblower believes on reasonable grounds that the whistleblowing reporting officer is or may be involved in the alleged improper practice; or

(c) the whistleblower believes on reasonable grounds that the whistleblowing reporting officer is, by reason of any relationship or association with a person who is or may be involved in the improper practice alleged in the disclosure, not a person to whom it is appropriate to make the disclosure.

SECTION 3

EXTERNAL DISCLOSURES