sec.35Assembly to have regard to particular things when considering objection

### sec.35 Assembly to have regard to particular things when considering objection In deciding whether to make an order under section 32 (5) or 33 (6) the Assembly must have regard to— the public interest in having the questions answered before the Assembly or authorised committee or the documents or other things produced to the Assembly or authorised committee; and the public interest in providing appropriate protection to individuals against invasions of privacy or against self-incrimination. - (a) the public interest in having the questions answered before the Assembly or authorised committee or the documents or other things produced to the Assembly or authorised committee; and - (b) the public interest in providing appropriate protection to individuals against invasions of privacy or against self-incrimination.