1. Investigation and referral. An agency gathers material and identifies the responsible investigator. A complete referral explains the alleged conduct, proposed offences, evidence, deadlines and weaknesses.
2. Screening. A prosecutor reviews the evidence and jurisdiction. The Office may request further investigation, file an appropriate matter, decline or refer it. An intake form does not promise an outcome.
3. Proceedings. A filed matter receives a court reference. Disclosures, motions, witness arrangements and hearings follow the proper case channels. The Court controls its calendar and orders.
4. Resolution. The team records the outcome, addresses notifications and restitution/property issues, and preserves the required file. Public information is limited to released records.