Director‑General to report to Attorney‑General—concealment of access
34AAA Director‑General to report to Attorney‑General—concealment of access
If:
a warrant issued under this Division has ceased to be in force; and
during a prescribed post‑cessation period of the warrant, a thing was done under subsection 25A(8), 27A(3C) or 27E(6) in connection with the warrant; and
the thing has not been dealt with in a report under subsection 34(1);
the Director‑General must:
give the Attorney‑General a written report on the extent to which doing the thing has assisted the Organisation in carrying out its functions; and
do so as soon as practicable after the end of that period.
If:
a warrant issued under this Division has ceased to be in force; and
as at the end of a prescribed post‑cessation period of the warrant, it is likely that a thing will be done under subsection 25A(8), 27A(3C) or 27E(6) in connection with the warrant;
the Director‑General must:
give the Attorney‑General a written report on the extent to which doing the thing will assist the Organisation in carrying out its functions; and
do so as soon as practicable after the end of that period.
Prescribed post‑cessation period
For the purposes of this section, each of the following periods is a prescribed post‑cessation period of a warrant:
the 3‑month period beginning immediately after the warrant ceased to be in force;
each subsequent 3‑month period.
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