Territory Records Act 2002
53Secrecy about information acquired under other Acts
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53 Secrecy about information acquired under other Acts (1) The provisions of another Act imposing restrictions or obligations of secrecy or nondisclosure of information acquired in the course of the administration of that Act apply to a person who, because of the person’s position under this Act or in the exercise of functions under this Act, has access to the information because of the information having been acquired in the course of the administration of the other Act. (2) For subsection (1), the person who has access to the information in the exercise of functions under this Act is taken to be a person engaged in the administration of the other Act.
Miscellaneous Part 6 Section 54 R25 09/03/26 Territory Records Act 2002 Effective: 09/03/26 page 47 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au (3) Subsection (1) does not prevent— (a) the giving of access to records under part 3 (Access to records); or (b) the preparation and dissemination of guides and aids to finding information contained in the records.