s 6DD
In forceStatements made by witness not admissible in evidence against the witness
Part 2Hearings and coercive and other powers of Royal Commissions
6DD Statements made by witness not admissible in evidence against the witness
(1)
The following are not admissible in evidence against a natural person in any civil or criminal proceedings in any court of the Commonwealth, of a State or of a Territory:
(a)
a statement or disclosure made by the person:
(i)
in the course of giving evidence before a Commission; or
(ii)
in writing given in response to a notice under subsection 2(3C);
(b)
the production of a document or other thing by the person pursuant to a summons, requirement or notice under section 2 or subsection 6AA(3).
(2)
Subsection (1) does not apply to the admissibility of evidence in proceedings for an offence against this Act.
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