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Section 332G — Migration Act 1958: Disclosure of personal information by the ART

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Discretionary disclosure (1) The ART may disclose personal information about a registered migration agent, or an inactive migration agent, to the Secretary or an authorised officer. (2) However, the ART may do so only in the prescribed circumstances. (3) The regulations may prescribe circumstances in which the Secretary or authorised officer may use or disclose personal information disclosed under subsection (1). Mandatory disclosure (4) If a registered migration agent notifies the ART that the agent has given immigration assistance to a person in respect of a review application made by the person, the ART must notify the Department, in accordance with the regulations, that the agent has given immigration assistance to the person in respect of the review application. Definitions (5) In this section: inactive migration agent has the meaning given by section 306B. review application means an application for review by the ART of a decision to refuse to grant a person a visa.

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