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Section 41(6) internal investigation bars sharing information about cases with unauthorized persons.
“The section 41 (6) investigation is... you are barred from sharing information about cases that you are investigating without outside people or colleagues that are not designated.”
An investigation under section 28(13) was instituted, but Mr Raphesu thinks it might be better described as under section 41(6).
“You say in that paragraph 63 that there is a section 28 (13) investigation that was instituted... I might be wrong... but I think better to say there was an investigation under section 41 (6).”
Advocate Johnson supervised certain special projects not following ordinary SOPs and titled them as Matter X, Project Golden, and Section 41(6) investigation into internal people within IDAC.
“Projects that ran out of Advocate Johnson's office that were not within the ordinary SOP's, the ones that Advocate Johnson supervised herself, she gave titles to, Matter X, Project Golden, there is even a project, Section 41(6), which she is investigating internal people within IDAC.”
Section 41(6) refers to a provision of the NPA Act that prevents disclosure of information without authorization from the National Director of Public Prosecution, indicating strict confidentiality in the investigation.
“Section 41(6) of the NPA Act prevents a member or employee or service provider or contractor to NPA from divulging information without the authorization of the National Director of Public Prosecution. It is a certificate that is given to a person where we are, for example, now speaking about WhatsApp's, emails, that are internal.”