sec.34DConfidentiality

### sec.34D Confidentiality A person who is a member of a community justice group must not— record or use information the person, or another person who is a member of the community justice group, gains through performing a function under this Act, or intentionally disclose it to anyone, other than under subsection (2) ; or recklessly disclose the information to anyone. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units or 2 years imprisonment. A person who is a member of a community justice group may— record, use or disclose the information if the recording, use or disclosure— is done as part of making submissions to— the court under section 15 (1) (f) ; or the court or a police officer under section 16 (2) (e) ; or is otherwise required or permitted by law; or disclose the information to another member of the community justice group. In this section— disclose information to someone else means— orally disclose the information to the other person; or produce to the other person, or give the other person access to, a document containing the information; or disclose the information to the other person in another way. s 34D ins 2007 No. 59 s 67 (sec.34D-ssec.1) A person who is a member of a community justice group must not— record or use information the person, or another person who is a member of the community justice group, gains through performing a function under this Act, or intentionally disclose it to anyone, other than under subsection (2) ; or recklessly disclose the information to anyone. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units or 2 years imprisonment. (sec.34D-ssec.2) A person who is a member of a community justice group may— record, use or disclose the information if the recording, use or disclosure— is done as part of making submissions to— the court under section 15 (1) (f) ; or the court or a police officer under section 16 (2) (e) ; or is otherwise required or permitted by law; or disclose the information to another member of the community justice group. (sec.34D-ssec.3) In this section— disclose information to someone else means— orally disclose the information to the other person; or produce to the other person, or give the other person access to, a document containing the information; or disclose the information to the other person in another way. - (a) record or use information the person, or another person who is a member of the community justice group, gains through performing a function under this Act, or intentionally disclose it to anyone, other than under subsection (2) ; or - (b) recklessly disclose the information to anyone. - (a) record, use or disclose the information if the recording, use or disclosure— (i) is done as part of making submissions to— (A) the court under section 15 (1) (f) ; or (B) the court or a police officer under section 16 (2) (e) ; or (ii) is otherwise required or permitted by law; or - (i) is done as part of making submissions to— (A) the court under section 15 (1) (f) ; or (B) the court or a police officer under section 16 (2) (e) ; or - (A) the court under section 15 (1) (f) ; or - (B) the court or a police officer under section 16 (2) (e) ; or - (ii) is otherwise required or permitted by law; or - (b) disclose the information to another member of the community justice group. - (i) is done as part of making submissions to— (A) the court under section 15 (1) (f) ; or (B) the court or a police officer under section 16 (2) (e) ; or - (A) the court under section 15 (1) (f) ; or - (B) the court or a police officer under section 16 (2) (e) ; or - (ii) is otherwise required or permitted by law; or - (A) the court under section 15 (1) (f) ; or - (B) the court or a police officer under section 16 (2) (e) ; or - (a) orally disclose the information to the other person; or - (b) produce to the other person, or give the other person access to, a document containing the information; or - (c) disclose the information to the other person in another way.