sec.103Obtaining contact information from health information held by a health agency

### sec.103 Obtaining contact information from health information held by a health agency Subsection (2) applies if a contact tracing officer— reasonably suspects that a person has a notifiable condition; and has been unable to locate and question the person despite reasonable attempts to do so. The contact tracing officer may inspect health information held by a health agency to obtain the following information (also the contact information )— the person’s name and residential address or another address where the person may be contacted; the name and address, whereabouts and telephone number of another person— who may have transmitted the notifiable condition to the person; or to whom the person may have transmitted the notifiable condition; information about the circumstances in which the person may have been exposed to the notifiable condition or may have exposed others to the notifiable condition. See also section 99 (2) . This section applies despite any other provision of this Act or any provision of another law that deals with confidentiality, including, for example, the Hospital and Health Boards Act 2011 , section 142 . s 103 amd 2011 No. 32 s 332 sch 1 pt 2 (amd 2012 No. 9 s 47 ) (sec.103-ssec.1) Subsection (2) applies if a contact tracing officer— reasonably suspects that a person has a notifiable condition; and has been unable to locate and question the person despite reasonable attempts to do so. (sec.103-ssec.2) The contact tracing officer may inspect health information held by a health agency to obtain the following information (also the contact information )— the person’s name and residential address or another address where the person may be contacted; the name and address, whereabouts and telephone number of another person— who may have transmitted the notifiable condition to the person; or to whom the person may have transmitted the notifiable condition; information about the circumstances in which the person may have been exposed to the notifiable condition or may have exposed others to the notifiable condition. See also section 99 (2) . (sec.103-ssec.3) This section applies despite any other provision of this Act or any provision of another law that deals with confidentiality, including, for example, the Hospital and Health Boards Act 2011 , section 142 . - (a) reasonably suspects that a person has a notifiable condition; and - (b) has been unable to locate and question the person despite reasonable attempts to do so. - (a) the person’s name and residential address or another address where the person may be contacted; - (b) the name and address, whereabouts and telephone number of another person— (i) who may have transmitted the notifiable condition to the person; or (ii) to whom the person may have transmitted the notifiable condition; - (i) who may have transmitted the notifiable condition to the person; or - (ii) to whom the person may have transmitted the notifiable condition; - (c) information about the circumstances in which the person may have been exposed to the notifiable condition or may have exposed others to the notifiable condition. - (i) who may have transmitted the notifiable condition to the person; or - (ii) to whom the person may have transmitted the notifiable condition;