29J

Confidential information not required to be given

In force

Nothing in this division requires the auditor-general to include in a funding proposal, or the auditor-general or any other person to give the parliamentary committee, any details that would, if given—

(a)

prejudice a current audit by the auditor-general; or

(b)

disclose information that is privileged or subject to a duty to maintain confidentiality under an Act or other law.

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