In the course of the investigation and investigation of the offense under this Act, the investigating officer may request the assistance of any government agency or public organization or anyone as needed and it shall be the duty of such agency, organization or person to assist when requesting assistance.
(2) The investigating officer may also take the help of the police force in the course of investigating and investigating the offense of corruption under this Act. In this way, when police personnel are to be employed, the order given by the investigating officer will be the same as the order of the concerned Inspector General of Police in relation to the police.
(3) The investigating officer may request the assistance of a police officer or employee of a lower rank than him. Thus, if the investigating officer asks for help, it will be the duty of the concerned police officer or employee to help.
(4) If the investigating officer sees that due to the nature of the offense to be investigated and investigated, it is necessary to consult an expert working in an agency or to involve such an expert in the investigation and investigation, he may request the related agency to send him to work for a specific period of time, and if such a demand is made, according to the prevailing law Regardless of what is written, the relevant expert should be provided by such body.