Freedom of Information Act 2016
13Relationship with Territory Records Act 2002
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13 Relationship with Territory Records Act 2002 (1) This Act does not apply to— (a) a record of an agency if a person is entitled to access the record under the Territory Records Act 2002, part 3 (Agency records— access); or (b) an accessible executive record. (2) If the director makes a declaration under the Territory Records Act 2002, section 28 (Declaration applying provisions of FOI Act) in relation to a record, this Act applies to the record while the declaration is in force. Note Unless sooner revoked, a declaration under the Territory Records Act 2002, s 28 is in force for 10 years or any shorter period stated in the declaration. (3) If the principal officer makes a release restraint determination under the Territory Records Act 2002, section 31G (2) (b) (Release delayed or denied) in relation to a record, this Act applies to the record while the determination is in force. accessible executive record—see the Territory Records Act 2002, section 31B. director—see the Territory Records Act 2002, dictionary. principal officer, of an agency—see the dictionary. record—see the Territory Records Act 2002, dictionary.