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For the purposes of paragraph 7(1)(b), this section covers a disclosure that is necessary for the purposes of:

research into (including evaluation or monitoring of, or reporting on) matters of relevance to a department that is administering any part of the social security law or family assistance law; or
statistical analysis of those matters; or
policy development in relation to those matters.

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