When a security contract is made under section 166, you need to know that the Minister has to tell everyone about it in the Gazette pretty quickly. The Minister has to write about the contract in the Gazette so people can see it. This also happens when a security contract is changed or renewed.
When a security contract is changed or renewed, the Minister must write about the changes or renewal in the Gazette. You can find this information in the Gazette, which is where official notices are published. The Minister has to do this reasonably promptly, which means they have to do it quickly.
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Reasonably promptly after a security contract is entered into under section 166, the Minister must notify the making of the contract in the Gazette.
Reasonably promptly after a security contract is varied or renewed, the Minister must notify the variation or renewal of the contract in the Gazette.
