Australasia Railway Corporation Act 1996

The Corporation, in exercising its powers and performing its functions, is subject to the written lawful directions of the

For the purposes of subsection (1), but without limiting the generality of the words lawful directions, a direction is not lawful if complying with it would necessarily result in a breach by the Corporation of a legally enforceable contract or agreement or of a commercial undertaking.

Where a direction of the Minister requires the Corporation to take an action or disclose information (or to have a corporation over which it has the necessary control take an action or discloses information) that, in the opinion of the Corporation, for good commercial reasons, should not be taken or be disclosed, the

If after receiving the Corporation's objections the Minister, in writing, confirms his or her direction to the Corporation, the

The Minister is to cause a copy of each direction given by the

Where the Minister or the South Australian Minister considers a direction under this section is appropriate or required, he or she must consult the other Minister and, if both agree, the Minister is to give the direction.