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<br />Except to the extent that a specified state or federal <br />2.456(3)(a) Auditor’s access to <br />law provides to the contrary, or where information <br />records and <br />resides on a restricted database governed by a <br />materials; auditor’s <br />contract that does not allow access beyond certain <br />access to IA <br />law enforcement employees, (i) the auditor shall have <br />database and <br />complete and unrestricted access to all complaints, <br />auditor <br />investigative records and information obtained or <br />confidentiality <br />developed by the internal affairs investigator related to <br />requirements <br />an administrative investigation of a complaint, whether <br />the information exists in electronic format or hard copy <br />including information stored on an internal affairs <br />database, (ii) the auditor shall be provided any other <br />information identified by the auditor that is relevant to <br />a complaint and (iii) the identity of any individual <br />involved in an event giving rise to a complaint shall not <br />be withheld from the auditor. When legally required or <br />requested by the police chief, the auditor shall keep <br />confidential the name of any such individual involved <br />in a complaint and other information leading to the <br />name of the individual. The police auditor shall have <br />complete and unrestricted access to all complaint <br />investigations and materials, and any other <br />information necessary for the performance of his/her <br />specified duties. Except as As provided in section <br />2.456(2)(d f), the police auditor shall not have access <br />to a criminal investigation file until the conclusion of <br />any such criminal investigation. <br /> <br />00221595.DOC;1 <br /> - 4 - <br />