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Motor Vehicle Sales Act 2003

Enforcement - Information-gathering powers - Inspection

128: Disclosure of information from inspection

You could also call this:

"Sharing inspection information with the Registrar"

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You must give the Registrar all the records and information you got from an inspection if they ask you to. The Registrar can also ask you to give this information to someone else they choose. This could be to help the Registrar use their powers, or to help detect and prosecute crimes against other laws.

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Part 4Enforcement
Information-gathering powers: Inspection

128Disclosure of information from inspection

  1. On the direction of the Registrar, a person authorised to make an inspection under section 125 must give all records and disclose all information acquired in the course of the inspection to—

  2. the Registrar; or
    1. any person specified by the Registrar for the purposes of—
      1. exercising powers conferred by this Act; or
        1. detecting and prosecuting offences against any other Act (but those records and information are not admissible in any criminal proceedings against the person from whom the records or information were acquired or any person to whom they relate); or
          1. a liquidator for the purposes of liquidation of a company; or
            1. the Official Assignee for the purposes of a bankruptcy.