Sending agency may make information available to information technology service provider
10 Sending agency may make information available to information technology service provider
This section applies to—
a criminal justice agency (the sending agency) that makes criminal justice information available to a receiving agency under section 6; or
a treatment order agency (also the sending agency) that makes treatment order information available to a receiving agency under section 6C; or
a child protection agency (also the sending agency) that makes child protection information available to a receiving agency under section 9.
The sending agency may make the information available to an information technology service provider—
under guidelines mentioned in section 6E, or an arrangement mentioned in section 13, made between the chief executive of the sending agency and the chief executive of the information technology service provider—to enable the provider to transmit the information from the sending agency to the receiving agency; or
under guidelines mentioned in section 6E, or an arrangement mentioned in section 13, made between the chief executive of the receiving agency and the chief executive of the information technology service provider—to enable the provider to perform an information technology service for the receiving agency.
In this section—
information technology service, performed by an information technology service provider for a receiving agency, means an information technology service that enables or helps the receiving agency to carry out the purpose for which the sending agency makes the information available to the receiving agency.
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