Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2019

If the Tribunal publishes a decision, or its reasons for a decision, made in respect of a review application, the Tribunal must ensure that the decision or reasons are published in a form that does not disclose personal information about any of the following —

a party to the proceeding;

a person who has appeared before the Tribunal in the proceeding;

the coordinating practitioner for the patient if the coordinating practitioner is not a party to the proceeding;

the consulting practitioner for the patient if the consulting practitioner is not a party to the proceeding;

a former coordinating practitioner or consulting practitioner for the patient if the person is not a party to the proceeding;

if the role of administering practitioner for the patient has been transferred under section 63(2), a person to whom the role has been transferred.

Subsection (1) does not prevent the Tribunal from disclosing personal information about a person referred to in that subsection in written reasons given under section 96(1) or in a copy of written reasons given under section 96(2).