104Obtaining derivative material

#### 104 Obtaining derivative material (1) An entity mentioned in subsection (3), that may lawfully use or disclose investigation material, may lawfully use or disclose the material for the purpose of obtaining derivative material. (2) Subsection (1): (a) has effect subject to: (i) any direction given under section 100 (directions about use or disclosure of investigation material), including as affected by subsection 106(1) (court orders); and (ii) subsection 105(4) (special rule for certain post‑charge disclosure); and (b) does not, by implication, limit the use or disclosure of the investigation material for any other purpose. (3) The entities are as follows: (a) a staff member of the NACC; (b) a person or body investigating whether the witness committed an offence against a law of the Commonwealth or of a State or Territory; (c) a prosecutor of the witness; (d) a prosecuting authority; (e) a proceeds of crime authority; (f) the Inspector; (g) a person assisting the Inspector; (h) any other person or body lawfully in possession of the investigation material.