Australian Capital Territory Current Acts Australian Capital Territory Current Acts(1) The director-general must remove a registered affected person's information from the affected person register on request by the person or someone with legal authority to act for the person.
(2) The director-general may, at any time, remove a registered affected person's information from the register if—
(a) the ACAT considers that it is no longer necessary for the person's wellbeing and safety to be a registered affected person; or
(b) the person breaches an undertaking not to publish information disclosed under section 134.
(3) However, before the director-general removes a person's information from the register under subsection (2), the director-general must give the person written notice of their intention to remove the information.
Note The director-general may delegate the function under this section, for example, to the Victims of Crime Commissioner (see Public Sector Management Act 1994
, s 20).
(4) The notice must include a statement to the effect that the person has 28 days to tell the director-general in writing why it is necessary for the person's wellbeing and safety to remain on the register.