You may be summoned as a witness as part of a public integrity investigation to:
- Relate the events of which you had personal knowledge or knowledge in your capacity as an expert;
- Provide a document or any other piece of evidence.
You are legally obliged to cooperate in the investigation. At the meeting, you must provide all investigation-related information and answer all the investigator’s questions.
The law exempts you from the duty to be loyal and from any other confidentiality restriction which could otherwise apply. This includes professional secrecy, except for the secrecy binding attorneys or notaries to their clients.
See the Witness page and the Handling disclosures section for more information about our investigation procedure.
