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116 Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission Bill 2026 No. , 2026
(a) for a direction that applies to compelled material covered by1
one or more of paragraphs 108(1)(b), (c), (d), (e) and (g) in2
relation to an examination—the examination has concluded;3
or4
(b) for a direction that applies to compelled material covered by5
one or more of paragraphs 108(1)(a), (f) and (h) in relation to6
a notice to produce—the notice to produce has been7
complied with.8
(2) However, the Director-General must not vary or revoke the9
direction if the variation or revocation:10
(a) might prejudice a person’s safety; or11
(b) would reasonably be expected to prejudice the witness’ fair12
trial, if the witness has been charged with a relevant offence13
or such a charge is imminent.14
Requirements to consider variation or revocation15
(3) If the condition in paragraph (1)(a) or (b) is satisfied in relation to a16
direction and a request is made by the witness for the compelled17
material to be disclosed, the Director-General must consider18
varying or revoking the direction in accordance with the request.19
Form of variation or revocation20
(4) A variation or revocation under this section must be made in21
writing.22
(5) A variation or revocation under this section is not a legislative23
instrument.24
Limitation25
(6) To avoid doubt, section 113 applies to the direction as varied in the26
same way as it applies to the direction as made.27
Note: Compelled material can be disclosed to a court in certain28
circumstances: see section 113.29
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