2-56-070 Confidentiality of informants – Exceptions.
   The summary report shall not mention the name of any informant, complainant, witness or person investigated, except in the following instances:
   (a)   Where the copy of the report given to the ultimate jurisdictional authority of any department or entity recommends disciplinary action against one of their employees under the control of that authority;
   (b)   Where the copy of the report given to the ultimate jurisdictional authority or the chief procurement officer makes recommendations concerning any contractor, subcontractor, applicant for a contract, or person seeking certification of eligibility for a contract;
   (c)   Where the copy of the report given to the ultimate jurisdictional authority of any department or entity makes recommendations concerning a person seeking certification of eligibility for a program administered by the department or entity;
   (d)   Where the copy given to the mayor recommends disciplinary action against the head or any employee of any department or entity;
   (e)   Where the copy of the report is given to the board of ethics or a hearing officer in compliance with a probable cause finding or a hearing on the merits or as otherwise provided in Chapter 2-156.
   If complainants or informants request that their identity remain confidential, they will be notified in the event that disclosure of their identity is required by law.
(Prior code § 19-7; Added Coun. J. 10-4-89, p. 5726; Amend Coun. J. 7-19-00, p. 38206, § 1; Amend Coun. J. 2-13-13, p. 46730, § 3; Amend Coun. J. 2-10-16, p. 19348, § 1)