95Preliminary inquiry notice—claiming privilege or secrecy

95 Preliminary inquiry notice—claiming privilege or secrecy (a) a preliminary inquiry notice directed to a person requires a document or other thing to be produced to the commission; and (b) the person claims that the document or other thing— (i) is the subject of privilege; or Note Privilege—see s 174 and s (5).

(ii) cannot be disclosed because of a secrecy requirement under a law in force in the Territory. a confidentiality requirement under the Health Records (Privacy and Access) Act 1997, s 17 (2) The claimant must attend before the commission in accordance with the preliminary inquiry notice. (3) The commission must consider the claim and either— (a) withdraw the requirement to produce the document or other thing; or (b) refuse to withdraw the requirement and require the claimant to immediately secure the document or other thing (by sealing in an envelope or otherwise) and give it to the commission. (4) In considering the claim, the commission must not inspect the