Insurance Act 1973

A person covered by subsection 109A(2) in relation to a direction may disclose information that reveals the fact that the direction was made if:

a determination under subsection (2) allows the disclosure by the person; and

if APRA has included conditions in the determination—those conditions are satisfied.

APRA may, in writing, make a determination allowing:

a specified person covered by subsection 109A(2) in relation to a specified direction; or

a specified person covered by subsection 109A(2) in relation to a direction that is in a specified class of directions;

An instrument under subsection (2) is not a legislative instrument.

APRA must give a copy of the determination as soon as practicable after making it to:

the directed entity; and

the person specified, or each person specified, in the determination.

APRA may, by legislative instrument, make a determination allowing a specified class of persons covered by subsection 109A(2) in relation to a direction that is in a specified class of directions to disclose:

specified kinds of information in relation to the direction; or

any kind of information in relation to the direction.

APRA may include conditions in a determination under subsection (2) or (5) that relate to any of the following:

the kind of entities to which the disclosure may be made;

the way in which the disclosure is to be made;

any other matter that APRA considers appropriate.