28BSharing information—territory agencies

28B Sharing information—territory agencies (1) The administrator may— (a) give compliance information to a regulatory agency; and (b) impose conditions on how the regulatory agency uses, stores or shares the information. (2) The administrator may request compliance information from a regulatory agency. (3) A regulatory agency that receives a request under subsection (2) may— (a) give the information to the administrator; and (b) impose conditions on how the administrator uses, stores or shares the information. (4) However, compliance information must not be given under this section unless the entity that gives the information is satisfied that— (a) the entity that receives the information (the recipient) will use the information to exercise a function the recipient has under a territory law; and

Information sharing Part 4A Section 28C (b) giving or receiving the information will not compromise the exercise of a function under a territory law. Example—instance where exercise of function could be compromised XYZ Pty Ltd carries out an eligible activity under this Act. The work health and safety commissioner (the WHS commissioner) is investigating XYZ for possible breaches of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011. The WHS commissioner receives a request for compliance information from the administrator. The WHS commissioner believes that giving the administrator the information could jeopardise the investigation. The WHS commissioner may refuse the request.