ACAT or court review—decision on security sensitive information
84 ACAT or court review—decision on security sensitive information
This section applies if—
a person applies to the ACAT or a court for review of a decision of the registrar under this Act (the relevant decision); and
the registrar has not given reasons for the relevant decision under section 18 (6) or section 27 (6).
The registrar must apply to the ACAT or the court for a decision about whether the reasons disclose security sensitive information.
The registrar need not notify anyone about the registrar’s application (including the applicant for the review of the relevant decision) unless the ACAT or the court otherwise orders.
On application, the ACAT or the court must decide whether the information is, or is not, security sensitive information.
Security sensitive information—see the dictionary.
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