Authorised disclosure: public interest
323-20 Authorised disclosure: public interest
A person may *disclose information to another person if:
the information does not relate to any of the following:
a private health insurer;
an applicant to become a private health insurer;
a person carrying on *health insurance business;
a *director or *officer of a person mentioned in subparagraph (i), (ii) or (iii); and
the information is not information of a kind specified in the Private Health Insurance (Information Disclosure) Rules as information that must not be disclosed under this section; and
the disclosure is made in accordance with any requirements in the Private Health Insurance (Information Disclosure) Rules; and
the disclosure is, or is a kind of disclosure, certified by the Secretary by written instrument to be in the public interest.
A certificate under paragraph (1)(d) is not a legislative instrument.
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