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StatuteMigration Act 1958

Section 375A — Migration Act 1958: Certain information only to be disclosed to ART

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(1) This section applies to a document or information if the Minister: (a) has certified, in writing, that the disclosure, otherwise than to the ART, of any matter contained in the document, or of the information, would be contrary to the public interest for any reason specified in the certificate (other than a reason set out in paragraph 375(a) or (b)); and (b) has included in the certificate a statement that the document or information must only be disclosed to the ART. (2) If, pursuant to a requirement of or under this Act or the ART Act, the Secretary gives to the ART a document or information to which this section applies: (a) the Secretary must notify the ART in writing that this section applies to the document or information; and (b) the ART must do all things necessary to ensure that the document or information is not disclosed to any person other than an ART member of the ART as constituted for the purposes of the particular review.

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