6Restricted access information

6 Restricted access information

6 Restricted access information

(1) Any court information that is not open access information is restricted access information.

(2) In addition, the following information that would otherwise be open access information is restricted access information—

(a) personal identification information,

(b) information contained in an affidavit, pleading or statement that has been rejected, struck out or otherwise not admitted,

(c) information contained in a transcript of, and statements and affidavits admitted into evidence (including expert reports) in, proceedings on a voire dire,

(d) a police fact sheet, statement of facts or any similar document summarising the prosecution’s case in proceedings set down for trial by jury, but only after the proceedings have been set down for trial by jury and until the proceedings are concluded,

Note—

This information is open access information before the proceedings are set down for trial by jury and after the proceedings are concluded.

(e) information contained in a statement that comprises a medical, psychiatric, psychological or pre-sentence report, except information contained or summarised in a judgment given or orders made in proceedings,

(f) information contained in a statement of a person’s criminal record, except information contained or summarised in a judgment given or orders made in proceedings,

(g) information contained in a transcript of, and statements and evidence admitted into evidence in, proceedings on an application to a court for an order to prohibit or restrict the publication or disclosure of information, but only while proceedings on the application are pending,

Note—

If the proceedings result in the making of an order prohibiting or restricting the publication or disclosure of information, section 13 may prevent access to the information.

(h) information contained in a victim impact statement, other than information contained in a transcript of proceedings in open court or in a record of any judgment given or order made in proceedings,

(i) information contained in a letter of comfort provided by or on behalf of the prosecution in connection with criminal proceedings, other than information contained in a transcript of proceedings in open court or in a record of any judgment given or order made in proceedings.