Animal Care and Protection Act 2001
sec.67Criteria for decision
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sec.67 Criteria for decision
The chief executive may grant a disclosure exemption only if the chief executive is satisfied— the registration details the subject of the exemption are— not required to be disclosed under another law of the State; and not publicly available; and disclosure of the details is likely to disadvantage the interests of the applicant or a member of an animal ethics committee or proposed animal ethics committee for the applicant for the exemption; and the disadvantage outweighs the public interest in the details being disclosed.
- (a) the registration details the subject of the exemption are— (i) not required to be disclosed under another law of the State; and (ii) not publicly available; and
- (i) not required to be disclosed under another law of the State; and
- (ii) not publicly available; and
- (b) disclosure of the details is likely to disadvantage the interests of the applicant or a member of an animal ethics committee or proposed animal ethics committee for the applicant for the exemption; and
- (c) the disadvantage outweighs the public interest in the details being disclosed.
- (i) not required to be disclosed under another law of the State; and
- (ii) not publicly available; and