80PAuthorisation of collection, use and disclosure of personal information

#### 80P Authorisation of collection, use and disclosure of personal information (1) At any time when an emergency declaration is in force in relation to an emergency or disaster, an entity may collect, use or disclose personal information relating to an individual if: (a) the entity reasonably believes that the individual may be involved in the emergency or disaster; and (b) the collection, use or disclosure is for a permitted purpose specified in the declaration; and (c) the information is information of a kind specified in the declaration; and (d) the information is disclosed by an entity specified in the declaration, or an entity included in a class of entities specified in the declaration; and (e) the information is disclosed to an entity specified in the declaration, or an entity included in a class of entities specified in the declaration; and (f) if a matter mentioned in paragraph (b), (c), (d), or (e) is specified in the declaration subject to conditions—those conditions are satisfied. (2) An entity is not liable to any proceedings for contravening a secrecy provision in respect of a use or disclosure of personal information authorised by subsection (1), unless the secrecy provision is a designated secrecy provision (see subsection (7)). (3) An entity is not liable to any proceedings for contravening a duty of confidence in respect of a disclosure of personal information authorised by subsection (1). (4) An entity does not breach an Australian Privacy Principle, or a registered APP code that binds the entity, in respect of a collection, use or disclosure of personal information authorised by subsection (1). (6) A collection, use or disclose of personal information by an officer or employee of an agency in the course of duty as an officer or employee is authorised by subsection (1) only if the officer or employee is authorised by the agency to collect, use or disclose the personal information. (7) In this section: > designated secrecy provision means any of the following: (a) sections 18, 18A, 18B, 34GF, 35P, 92 and 92A, and subsection 34GE(4), of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act 1979; (aa) section 15LC of the Crimes Act 1914; (b) section 34 of the Inspector‑General of Intelligence and Security Act 1986; (c) sections 39, 40C, 40D and 41 of, and clause 9 of Schedule 1 to, the Intelligence Services Act 2001; (ca) sections 42 to 44 of the Office of National Intelligence Act 2018; (cb) sections 22, 22A and 22B of the Witness Protection Act 1994; (d) a provision of a Commonwealth law prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this paragraph; (e) a provision of a Commonwealth law of a kind prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this paragraph.