Police may share certain information with information sharing entities
124F Police may share certain information with information sharing entities
(1) A police officer may give the information about a person that is mentioned in subsection (2) to an information sharing entity that provides a domestic violence related service if the police officer believes on reasonable grounds that:
(a) the person fears or is experiencing domestic violence and there is a threat to the person's life, health, safety or welfare because of domestic violence; or
(b) the person has committed domestic violence against another person.
(2) The information a police officer may give an information sharing entity is the following:
the person's name;
the person's contact details;
details of the basis for the belief;
(d) any other information that is, in the police officer's opinion, reasonably necessary to assist the information sharing entity to provide a domestic violence related service to the person.
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