9Disclosure of information

9 Disclosure of information

A person other than the Customs worker who provided a body sample may disclose information revealed by a breath test, blood test or prohibited drug test only: (a) if the information is already lawfully publicly known; or (b) in accordance with this Part; or (c) for the investigation of any offence or offences generally; or (d) to enable a conduct issue to be dealt with under the Public Service Act 1999 and to enable any action to be taken by the CEO in relation to the issue; or (e) for a decision whether to institute proceedings for an offence; or (f) for proceedings for an offence; or (g) if: (i) the disclosure is for the Customs worker’s medical treatment; and (ii) the Customs worker does not have capacity to consent in writing to the disclosure; or (h) if the Customs worker consents in writing to the disclosure.