section 28 of the Act

It is a practical consideration that the Investigating Director does not decide who must be investigated; the application is brought to them and they apply their mind, becoming the decision-maker per section 28 of the Act.

“the Investigating Director would then have to apply her mind to the application on what offences, persons, etcetera, must then be investigated. That then becomes my decision, or the Investigating Director's decision in terms of section 28 of the Act”