Exchange of information between chief executive officer and Commissioner of Police
109 Exchange of information between chief executive officer and Commissioner of Police
The chief executive officer must disclose the following information to the Commissioner of Police —
marine qualification information;
mooring information;
incident information;
offence information;
infringement notice information;
vessel information;
information prescribed for the purposes of this subsection.
Information disclosed under subsection (1) —
may be used in the performance of the functions of the Commissioner of Police, whether under a written law or otherwise, but not for any other purpose; and
may be disclosed by the Commissioner of Police to an officer, department or instrumentality of the State, another Australian jurisdiction or an overseas jurisdiction for use in the performance of the law enforcement functions of that officer, department or instrumentality, but not for any other purpose.
The Commissioner of Police must disclose the following information to the chief executive officer —
incident information;
general offence information;
infringement notice information;
information prescribed for the purposes of this subsection.
In subsection (3)(b) —
general offence information means offence information as defined in section 107, as if that definition were not limited to offences under this Act or a marine Act.
Information disclosed under subsection (3) may be used in the performance of the chief executive officer’s functions under this Act or a marine Act, but not for any other purpose.
[Section 109 inserted: No. 24 of 2023 s. 72.]
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