Information disclosure of which prohibited by Act
12 Information disclosure of which prohibited by Act
Information is exempt information if its disclosure is prohibited by 1 of the following provisions—
• Aboriginal Cultural
Heritage Act 2003, section 29(2)
• Adoption Act
2009, section 314
• Auditor-General Act
2009, section 53
• Australian Crime
Commission (Queensland) Act 2003, sections 19 and 20, to the extent they apply to a summons or notice that includes a notation under section 21 of that
Act
• Child Protection Act
1999, sections 186 to 188
• Child Protection (Offender Reporting and Offender Prohibition Order)
Act 2004, sections 51C and 70
• Financial
Intermediaries Act 1996, section 239
• G20 (Safety and
Security) Act 2013, section 85
• Maintenance Act
1965, section 129
• Meriba Omasker Kaziw
Kazipa (Torres Strait Islander Traditional Child
Rearing Practice) Act 2020, section 102
• Mineral and Energy
Resources (Financial Provisioning) Act
2018, section 80(2) or
82(2)
• Ombudsman Act
2001, section 92
• Public Health Act
2005, chapter 8, part 7A, division 6 and chapter 12, part 8, division 1A
• Public Interest
Disclosure Act 2010, section 65(1)
• Taxation
Administration Act 2001, part 8, so far as it applies to personal confidential information under that Act
• Torres Strait
Islander Cultural Heritage Act 2003, section 29(2)
• Witness Protection
Act 2000, sections 36 and 38
• Youth Justice Act
1992, section 288.
Information is exempt information if its disclosure was prohibited by the repealed Transport (Rail Safety) Act
2010, part 9, division 2, as in force at any time before its repeal.
Information is not exempt information under subsection (1) or (1A) in relation to an access application if it is only personal information of the applicant.
Subject to subsection (2), information is exempt information if it is contained in a document mentioned in section 112(1) of the repealed Freedom of Information Act
1992.
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