When authority may ask for information from commissioner for revenue
476 When authority may ask for information from commissioner for revenue
This section applies if the territory planning authority may or must notify, or intends to take action under this Act in relation to, an uncontactable person or a person the authority reasonably believes is an uncontactable person.
Examples
1 giving a person notice of the making of a development application under div 7.5.4 (Public notification of development applications)
2 giving a person who made a representation about a development application notice of the approval of the application
3 action under s 382 (How land may be recovered if former lessee or licensee in possession) or this chapter.
The territory planning authority may, in writing, ask the commissioner for revenue to provide the person’s name or the person’s home address or other contact address.
The commissioner for revenue must disclose the information required in a request made in accordance with subsection (2).
Note See also the Taxation Administration Act 1999, s 97 (1) (d) for power to disclose the information.
In this section:
uncontactable person—a person is an uncontactable person if the territory planning authority does not have complete or up‑to‑date information about the person’s name or the person’s contact address.
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