74GIRegister of banning orders

#### 74GI Register of banning orders (1) The Commissioner must establish and maintain a register that includes the following information in relation to each individual against whom a banning order has been made at any time: (a) the name of the individual; (b) the individual’s ABN (if any); (c) the details of the banning order made against the individual (including any conditions to which the order is subject); (d) if an application has been made under subsection 74GG(1) for the revocation of the banning order, and the application has not been finally determined—a statement to that effect; (e) if a request has been made under subsection 74K(1) for the reconsideration of a decision to make the banning order or not to revoke the banning order, and a reconsideration decision has not yet been made—a statement to that effect; (f) if a decision has been made under subsection 74M(1) to reconsider a decision to make the banning order or not to revoke the banning order, and a reconsideration decision has not yet been made—a statement to that effect; (g) if an application has been made to the Administrative Review Tribunal for review of a reconsideration decision that relates to a decision to make the banning order or not to revoke the banning order, and the application has not been finally determined—a statement to that effect; (h) any other information specified in the rules. (2) Subsection (1) applies in relation to a banning order even if the banning order is no longer in force. (3) Despite subsection (2), subsection (1) does not apply in relation to a banning order that is no longer in force because: (a) the banning order has been revoked under section 74GG; or (b) the decision to make the banning order has been set aside on reconsideration under Part 8B or on review. (4) The Commissioner must ensure that the register is kept up‑to‑date. (5) The register may be kept in any form that the Commissioner considers appropriate. (6) The rules must make provision for, or in relation to, the correction of information that is included in the register, including how an individual may access information about the individual that is included in the register and seek the correction of such information. (7) The rules may make provision for, or in relation to, the following matters: (a) making the register, in whole or in part, publicly available; (b) making specified information that is included in the register publicly available; (c) any other matter relating to the administration or operation of the register.