When there is no breach of duty
32 When there is no breach of duty
A supporter of an individual does not breach a duty of supporters referred to in subsection 30(1) by doing a thing if, when the thing is done, the supporter reasonably believes that the supporter is doing the thing to comply with the supporter’s duties under that subsection.
A supporter of an individual does not breach a duty of supporters referred to in subsection 30(1) by refraining from doing a thing if, at the relevant time, the supporter reasonably believes that the supporter is refraining from doing the thing to comply with the supporter’s duties under that subsection.
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