Circumstances in which Commissioner may disclose information from Register
12 Circumstances in which Commissioner may disclose information from Register
For section 66(1)(e) of the Act, the Commissioner may disclose personal information from the Register in relation to a reportable offender to the police commissioner (however described) of another jurisdiction if the reportable offender has reported an intention to travel to that other jurisdiction.
Without limiting subregulation (1), the information that may be disclosed includes whether the reportable offender is the subject of a prohibition order, and the terms of the order.
The Commissioner may also disclose information from the Register to the Chief Executive Officer of an Agency if:
the Agency has responsibilities in relation to the reportable offender or children (whether specifically or generally); and
the Commissioner considers the disclosure is appropriate to assist the Agency in meeting a duty of care in relation to those responsibilities.
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