Right to Information Regulations 2021
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3 Interpretation
In these regulations –
Act means the Right to Information Act 2009 ;
proof of identity, in relation to a person making an application under section 13 of the Act, means –
(a) a certified copy, or an extract, of a birth certificate for the applicant that shows the name of the applicant; or
(b) a certified copy of a certificate, declaration, notice or other instrument in respect of the applicant’s status as an Australian citizen or British subject, or otherwise in respect of the applicant’s nationality, issued under –
(i) the Australian Citizenship Act 2007 of the Commonwealth; or
(ii) the Australian Citizenship Act 1948 of the Commonwealth; or
(c) a passport, issued to the applicant in any country or territory, that shows the name of the applicant; or
(d) a drivers licence, issued to the applicant in Australia, that shows the name of the applicant.