Part 4Searches and disclosure of information
Public access to information: Non-disclosure directions
105Registrar-General may provide limited verification of certain information subject to non-disclosure direction
This section applies if a person who is the subject of information that is subject to a non-disclosure direction makes publicly available—
- any part of the information that is subject to the non-disclosure direction; or
- any information corresponding to any part of the information that is subject to the non-disclosure direction.
Any person may request the Registrar-General to verify whether the information that has become publicly available matches, or is consistent with, the information that is subject to a non-disclosure direction.
The request must be—
- made in accordance with any directions issued by the Registrar-General; and
- accompanied by—
- a copy of the information that has become publicly available or any other details that are sufficient, in the Registrar’s opinion, to confirm that the information is publicly available; and
- the prescribed fee (if any); and
- any means of identification that the Registrar-General reasonably requires to confirm the identity of the person making the request (and if applicable, the identity of the person on whose behalf the request is made).
- a copy of the information that has become publicly available or any other details that are sufficient, in the Registrar’s opinion, to confirm that the information is publicly available; and