375Circumstances in which confidential material may be released

#### 375 Circumstances in which confidential material may be released (1) If: (a) a licence holder gives confidential information to the Designated Authority; and (b) the holder: (i) makes the information publicly available; or (ii) consents in writing to the information being made publicly available; the Designated Authority or a Commonwealth or State Minister who is given access to the information may make the information available to any person. (2) If: (a) a licence holder gives a confidential sample to the Designated Authority; and (b) the holder: (i) publishes details of the sample; or (ii) consents in writing to the details being made publicly available; or (iii) consents in writing to the sample being made available for public inspection; the Designated Authority or a Commonwealth or State Minister who is given access to the sample may: (c) make details of the sample available to any person; or (d) allow any person to inspect the sample. > Note 1: For confidential information and confidential sample see sections 27 and 28. > Note 2: A Commonwealth or State Minister may be given access to confidential information or a confidential sample under section 416. (3) Confidential information may be made available to a person if the information is made available for the purposes of the administration of this Act or an associated revenue Act. (4) A person may be given access to a confidential sample if the access is given for the purposes of the administration of this Act or an associated revenue Act.