sec.98Access to court records

sec.98 Access to court records

A person may not have access to the record of proceedings in the court or the appellate court in relation to a proceeding under this Act about a cultural recognition order unless the court, on application by an applicant for the order, or the commissioner, has given approval to access the record. The court may give access to all or part of the record of proceedings. Without limiting the reasons for which the court may refuse to give a person access to all or part of the record of proceedings, the court may refuse to give access if— the person has not produced to the registrar or another appropriate officer of the court proof of the person’s identity; or the person has not complied with a requirement of the court under any law or rule of practice relating to inspection of and release of information generally from its record of proceedings. In this section— record of proceedings includes— a written transcript of the proceedings; and the documents in the court file for the proceedings; and an appeal book in relation to the proceedings. (sec.98-ssec.1) A person may not have access to the record of proceedings in the court or the appellate court in relation to a proceeding under this Act about a cultural recognition order unless the court, on application by an applicant for the order, or the commissioner, has given approval to access the record. (sec.98-ssec.2) The court may give access to all or part of the record of proceedings. (sec.98-ssec.3) Without limiting the reasons for which the court may refuse to give a person access to all or part of the record of proceedings, the court may refuse to give access if— the person has not produced to the registrar or another appropriate officer of the court proof of the person’s identity; or the person has not complied with a requirement of the court under any law or rule of practice relating to inspection of and release of information generally from its record of proceedings. (sec.98-ssec.4) In this section— record of proceedings includes— a written transcript of the proceedings; and the documents in the court file for the proceedings; and an appeal book in relation to the proceedings.

• (a) the person has not produced to the registrar or another appropriate officer of the court proof of the person’s identity; or
• (b) the person has not complied with a requirement of the court under any law or rule of practice relating to inspection of and release of information generally from its record of proceedings.
• (a) a written transcript of the proceedings; and
• (b) the documents in the court file for the proceedings; and
• (c) an appeal book in relation to the proceedings.