If you give your consent, the Commission can share information about you with an overseas regulator. This is allowed even if other parts of the law, such as sections 99B to 99L, would normally prevent it. The Commission needs your permission to share the information, and they can only share it with your consent.
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99M: Sharing of non-compulsorily acquired information not affected, or
"The law still lets the Commission share information they got voluntarily with overseas regulators."
99O: Part 4 information not to be provided, or
"Keeping some information secret: what the Commission can't share with other countries"
Nothing in sections 99B to 99L or any co-operation arrangement prevents the Commission providing any information to an overseas regulator with the consent of the person who is the subject of the information.
