Sharing public safety information—non-territory agencies
76 Sharing public safety information—non-territory agencies
A public safety agency may give public safety information to a non‑territory agency if the public safety agency is satisfied that—
the information relates to a function of the non-territory agency; and
the information relates to compliance with a law of the Commonwealth, a State or the Northern Territory that provides for public safety; and
the non-territory agency that receives the information (the receiving agency) will use the information only to exercise a function the receiving agency has under a law mentioned in subsection (1) (b); and
giving the information will not unreasonably compromise the exercise of a function under a territory law.
A public safety agency may impose conditions on how the non‑territory agency uses, stores or shares the public safety information.
Division 10.2 Information sharing—protected information
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