Liquor Act 2010
222ADefinitions—pt 16A
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222A Definitions—pt 16A criminal intelligence means information relating to actual or suspected criminal activity (whether in the ACT or elsewhere) the disclosure of which could reasonably be expected to— (a) prejudice a criminal investigation; or (b) enable the discovery of the existence or identity of a confidential source of information relevant to law enforcement; or (c) endanger anyone’s life or physical safety. maintain—an entity maintains the confidentiality of information in relation to an applicant for a licence or permit or a licensee or permit-holder only if— (a) the information is not used by the entity for a purpose other than exercising a function mentioned in this part; and (b) the information is not disclosed to the applicant, licensee or permit-holder, representatives of the applicant, licensee or permit-holder or any member of the public; and (c) evidence and submissions about the information are received and heard in private in the absence of the applicant, licensee or permit-holder and representatives of the applicant, licensee or permit-holder, and are not disclosed to any member of the public; and (d) the information is not disclosed in any reasons for a decision.