ACAT or court review—dealing with security sensitive information

In force

(1)

This section applies if the ACAT or the court decides under section 84 that reasons for a relevant decision disclose security sensitive information.

(2)

In deciding an application for review of the relevant decision, the ACAT or the court must—

(a)

ensure security sensitive information is not disclosed in any reasons for the decision; and

(b)

receive evidence and submissions that would disclose security sensitive information in private, in the absence of the public, the applicant for review, the applicant’s representative and any other interested party.

Note

Security sensitive information—see the dictionary.

(3)

However, the ACAT or court need not receive evidence or submissions in accordance with subsection (2) (b) if the registrar otherwise agrees.

(4)

In this section:

relevant decision—see section 84 (1) (a).

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