Public access to database
483 Public access to database
The office may make information in the database available to the public.
However, the publicly available part of the database must not include information the office reasonably believes is commercially sensitive or personal information about an individual.
A person may—
free of charge, inspect the details contained in the publicly available part of the database at the office’s head office during normal business hours; or
on payment of a fee decided by the chief executive, obtain a copy of the details contained in the publicly available part of the database from the office.
The fee decided by the chief executive must not be more than the reasonable cost of producing the copy.
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