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2,361 94 Information commissioner may decide not to review
94 Information commissioner may decide not to review. (1) The information commissioner may decide not to deal with, or not to further deal with, all or part of an external review application if—. (a) the commissioner is satisfied the application,
2,362 Application of Schedule 3, section 6(c)(i) RTI Act
Application of Schedule 3, section 6(c)(i) RTI Act. Parliamentary privilege exists to enable the Parliament, its committees, members and officers to proceed with their business without interference. This exempt information provision protects
2,363 Application of Schedule 3, section 7 RTI Act
Application of Schedule 3, section 7 RTI Act. Information will be exempt from release under this section if it is subject to legal professional privilege (LPP). Broadly, for information to be subject to LPP it must be a confidential communication
2,364 Key published decisions applying Schedule 3, section 8(1) RTI Act
Key published decisions applying Schedule 3, section 8(1) RTI Act. Last updated: February 19, 2021. Related Links. Guidelines for government: Exempt information - Breach of confidence. Disclaimer. Please make sure you have read our disclaimer.
2,365 Overview of Section 22(a) FOI Act
Overview of Section 22(a) FOI Act. Section Summary. An agency or Minister may refuse access to a document that can be reasonably accessed:. under another enactment; or. under arrangements made by an agency. An agency or Minister may refuse access
2,366 29A What an agency or Minister must do before refusing to deal with application under section 29
29A What an agency or Minister must do before refusing to deal with application under section 29. (1) An agency or Minister may refuse to deal with an application under section 29(1) only if—. (a) the agency or Minister has given the applicant a
2,367 Section 39(1)(a)
Section 39(1)(a). (1) Matter is exempt matter if its disclosure could reasonably be expected to prejudice the conduct of—. (a) an investigation by the ombudsman;… unless its disclosure would, on balance, be in the public interest. Disclaimer.
2,368 Section 42(1)(a)
Section 42(1)(a). (1) Matter is exempt matter if its disclosure could reasonably be expected to—. (a) prejudice the investigation of a contravention or possible contravention of the law (including revenue law) in a particular case; or…. Related
2,369 Section 42(1)(b)
Section 42(1)(b). (1) Matter is exempt matter if its disclosure could reasonably be expected to—. …. (b) enable the existence or identity of a confidential source of information, in relation to the enforcement or administration of the law, to be
2,370 Section 42(1)(c)
Section 42(1)(c). (1) Matter is exempt matter if its disclosure could reasonably be expected to—. (c) endanger a person’s life or physical safety; or. Disclaimer. Please make sure you have read our disclaimer.
