You commit an offence if you wilfully fail to comply with a requirement under section 36. This means you must not use, make a record of, or disclose any information, document, or other thing. You must also disclose any information, document, or other thing only in accordance with specified terms and conditions. You can be punished if you commit this offence. You can be imprisoned for up to 2 years or fined up to $10,000, or both. The Attorney-General must give permission before you can be prosecuted for this offence. If you are prosecuted, the court will decide what happens to you. The Attorney-General has a role in deciding whether you should be prosecuted. You will be dealt with according to the law if you commit this offence.