97Cancelling non‑disclosure notations

97 Cancelling non‑disclosure notations

(1) The Commissioner may cancel a non‑disclosure notation in a notice to produce or a private hearing summons if the reason for the notation no longer exists. (2) If the Commissioner cancels the notation: (a) the Commissioner must advise the person on whom the notice or summons was served in writing; and (b) the cancellation takes effect when the person is so advised. (3) Unless it is cancelled earlier, the Commissioner must consider cancelling the notation as follows: (a) 5 years after the notice or summons is served; (b) after every following 2 years. Disclosure under the Privacy Act 1988 (4) A credit reporting body (within the meaning of the Privacy Act 1988) must not make a note under subsection 20E(5) of that Act about the disclosure of credit reporting information until any non‑disclosure notation prohibiting the disclosure of that information is cancelled.