Disclosing electronic monitoring information
66F Disclosing electronic monitoring information
In this section —
electronic monitoring information means —
orders, directions, requirements or conditions (EM orders) about electronic monitoring under this Act; and
any information that relates to EM orders, including, for example, information about the movements of persons subject to EM orders;
relevant employee means a person employed in the department designated as the Police Service.
The CEO (corrections) may disclose electronic monitoring information to a police officer or a relevant employee.
Without limiting the way in which the CEO (corrections) may disclose electronic monitoring information under subsection (2), the CEO (corrections) may give police officers and relevant employees access to an electronic database containing electronic monitoring information.
A police officer or a relevant employee may, for any reasonable purpose in the performance of their functions as a police officer or a relevant employee —
access electronic monitoring information disclosed by the CEO (corrections) under subsection (2); and
use the electronic monitoring information.
The CEO (corrections) must establish procedures for the disclosure of electronic monitoring information under this section.
[Section 66F inserted: No. 28 of 2024 s. 26.]
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