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Australian Border Force Act 2015

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47 Disclosure with consent

An entrusted person may disclose Immigration and Border Protection information that relates to the affairs of a person or body if: (a) the person or body has consented to the disclosure; and (b) the disclosure is in accordance with that consent.

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