Commonwealth Consolidated Acts

TELECOMMUNICATIONS (CONSUMER PROTECTION AND SERVICE STANDARDS) ACT 1999 - SECT 102Z

  (1)   The ACMA may disclose information to any of the following bodies:

  (a)   the Department;

  (b)   the ACCC;

  (c)   the Regional Telecommunications Independent Review Committee;

  (d)   the Department administered by the Minister administering the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 ;

  (e)   the Department administered by the Treasurer;

  (f)   an authorised government agency (see subsection   (2));

if:

  (g)   the information was:

  (i)   obtained under, or for the purposes of, this Division; or

  (ii)   set out in a report under section   100; and

  (h)   the ACMA is satisfied that the information will enable or assist the body to perform or exercise any of the functions or powers of the body.

  (2)   The ACMA may, by notifiable instrument, declare that a specified department or authority of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory is an authorised government agency for the purposes of paragraph   (1)(f).

  (3)   The ACMA may, by writing, impose conditions to be complied with in relation to information disclosed under subsection   (1).

  (4)   An instrument made under subsection   (3) that imposes conditions relating to one particular disclosure identified in the instrument is a notifiable instrument.

  (5)   Otherwise, an instrument made under subsection   (3) is a legislative instrument.