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69OF: Employer who is subject to Official Information Act 1982
or “Rules for sharing work information when the government is your boss”
You could also call this:

“ The rules in this part of the law are stronger than any other agreements people might make. ”

This part of the law is more important than any other agreements you might have. If you have a contract or agreement that doesn’t match what this part of the law says, that contract or agreement won’t work. The law wins over any other arrangements that try to say something different.

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Next up: 69OH: Object of this subpart

or “This part of the law aims to protect workers when their job changes to a new company by making sure their old boss talks to the new one about keeping them employed.”
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Part 6A Continuity of employment if employees' work affected by restructuring
Disclosure of information relating to transfer of employees

69OGSubpart prevails over agreement

  1. A contract, agreement, or other arrangement has no force or effect to the extent that it is inconsistent with this subpart.

Notes
  • Section 69OG: inserted, on , by section 6 of the Employment Relations Amendment Act 2006 (2006 No 41).