Disclosing information brought into existence for ensuring security or good order of corrective services facility

In force

(1)

Disclosure of the information could reasonably be expected to cause a public interest harm if disclosure would disclose information that—

(a)

is in the possession of, or brought into existence by, the department in which the Corrective

Services Act 2006 is administered;

and

(b)

is—

(i)

a recording of a telephone call made by an offender from a corrective services facility; or

(ii)

an audio recording made in a corrective services facility for the security or good order of the facility; or

(iii)

a visual recording of a corrective services facility or a part of a corrective services facility; or

(iv)

a document to the extent that it refers to or contains any part of a recording mentioned in subparagraph (i),

(ii)

or (iii).

(2)

In this section—

offender means an offender as defined under the Corrective Services

Act 2006.

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