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StatutePrivacy Act 1988

Section 47 — Privacy Act 1988: Conduct of compulsory conference

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(1) The Commissioner may require a person attending a conference under this Division to produce a document. Note: For a failure to give information etc., see section 66. (2) A conference under this Division shall be held in private and shall be conducted in such manner as the Commissioner thinks fit. (3) A body of persons, whether corporate or unincorporate, that is directed under section 46 to attend a conference shall be deemed to attend if a member, officer or employee of that body attends on behalf of that body. (4) Except with the consent of the Commissioner: (a) an individual is not entitled to be represented at the conference by another person; and (b) a body of persons, whether corporate or unincorporate, is not entitled to be represented at the conference by a person other than a member, officer or employee of that body.

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