Security of information in registers
51 Security of information in registers
Information recorded in the registers is protected information if it is – personal information other than that which may identify the licence holder; or commercially sensitive information.
The Administrator must not allow protected information to be divulged except as follows:as the Administrator considers appropriate in the public interest for the purposes of the administration of an Act of Tasmania, another State, a Territory or the Commonwealth; as authorised by the person to whom the information relates; as required by a court or other body or person authorised to take evidence; in accordance with administrative guidelines issued by the Administrator; as otherwise authorised by the Administrator.
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