When you access secret information, you can only use it, keep it, or share it if you are doing your job. You must be working for an intelligence and security agency to do this. The information can only be used for the things the agency is supposed to do.
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141: Access to restricted information must be provided if permitted, or
"Agencies must share secret information with the boss of an intelligence agency if they're allowed to."
143: Purpose of subpart, or
"Getting information from phone, internet, and bank companies to help keep New Zealand safe"
Restricted information accessed by an intelligence and security agency may be used, retained, and disclosed by the intelligence and security agency only in the performance of its functions.
