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104 Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission Bill 2026 No. , 2026
(b) the period to be specified in the notice or summons for the1
person to comply.2
(4) Subsection (3) does not limit the matters the examiner may have3
regard to when deciding whether to include in the non-disclosure4
notation the permission mentioned in subsection (2).5
104 Cancelling non-disclosure notations6
Director-General or examiner may cancel non-disclosure notation7
(1) The Director-General or an examiner may cancel a non-disclosure8
notation included in a notice to produce or summons if the reasons9
for the non-disclosure notation no longer exist.10
Note: The use or disclosure of particular material may still be subject to a11
direction made under subsection 110(1). Contravention of such a12
direction may be an offence under section 114, 115 or 116.13
(2) If a non-disclosure notation is cancelled, the Director-General or14
the examiner (as applicable) must take reasonable steps to give15
written notice to the person on whom the notice to produce or16
summons was served.17
Duty to consider cancelling non-disclosure notation18
(3) The Director-General must (unless cancelled earlier) consider19
whether to cancel a non-disclosure notation included in a notice to20
produce or summons as soon as practicable within, but no later21
than the end of, the period of 3 months beginning on the day after22
the end of:23
(a) the period of 5 years beginning on the day after the day the24
notice or summons is served; and25
(b) each subsequent 2 year period.26