sec.60AObjecting to inspection of documents or things produced voluntarily or under attendance notice

sec.60A Objecting to inspection of documents or things produced voluntarily or under attendance notice

This rule applies in relation to a document or thing produced to the court, commission or registrar, whether produced voluntarily or under an attendance notice. If the person producing the document or thing objects to it being inspected by a party to the proceeding, the person must, when producing the document or thing, give the registrar written notice of the objection and the grounds of the objection. If a party to the proceeding, or a person having a sufficient interest in the document or thing, objects to the document or thing being inspected by another person, the party or person may give the registrar written notice of the objection and the grounds of the objection. On receiving a notice of objection under subrule (2) or (3) , the registrar— must give written notice of the objection to the party on whose behalf the attendance notice was issued; and must not allow any person to inspect, or further inspect, the document or thing. The party on whose behalf the attendance notice was issued may, on reasonable notice to the person who gave the notice of objection, apply to the court or commission for a decision about the objection. r 60A ins 2021 SL No. 10 s 20 (sec.60A-ssec.1) This rule applies in relation to a document or thing produced to the court, commission or registrar, whether produced voluntarily or under an attendance notice. (sec.60A-ssec.2) If the person producing the document or thing objects to it being inspected by a party to the proceeding, the person must, when producing the document or thing, give the registrar written notice of the objection and the grounds of the objection. (sec.60A-ssec.3) If a party to the proceeding, or a person having a sufficient interest in the document or thing, objects to the document or thing being inspected by another person, the party or person may give the registrar written notice of the objection and the grounds of the objection. (sec.60A-ssec.4) On receiving a notice of objection under subrule (2) or (3) , the registrar— must give written notice of the objection to the party on whose behalf the attendance notice was issued; and must not allow any person to inspect, or further inspect, the document or thing. (sec.60A-ssec.5) The party on whose behalf the attendance notice was issued may, on reasonable notice to the person who gave the notice of objection, apply to the court or commission for a decision about the objection.

• (a) must give written notice of the objection to the party on whose behalf the attendance notice was issued; and
• (b) must not allow any person to inspect, or further inspect, the document or thing.