(2)   An investigation under this Part is to be conducted as the Commission thinks fit.

         (3)   The Commission may, for the purposes of an investigation, obtain information from such persons as it thinks fit.

         (4)   Subject to subsection (5), it is not necessary for a complainant or a respondent to be given an opportunity to appear before the Commission in connection with an investigation.

         (5)   The Commission shall not, as a result of the investigation, make a finding that is adverse to a complainant or a respondent unless it has given the complainant or respondent an opportunity to make submissions about a matter to which the investigation relates within a time period of not less than thirty days.

          (6)   The Commission shall consider the submissions made by the complainant or the respondent under subsection (5) before making its decision. 

71.   (1)   After concluding an investigation, the Commission may prepare and give to the Minister a report.

                 (a)   the conduct of the investigation concerned;

                 (b)   any findings that the Commission has made as a result of the 
                         investigation;

                 (c)   the evidence and other material on which those findings were 
                         based; and

                 (d)   such other matters relating to, or arising out of, the investigation 
                         as the Commission thinks fit or as the Minister directs.

72.   The Minister may direct the Commission to publish a report of an investigation if the Minister is satisfied that the publication would be in the national interest.