(1) The * approved examiner may:
- (a)
- on his or her own initiative; or
- (b)
- at the request of the person being examined, or the * DPP;
give directions preventing or restricting disclosure to the public of matters
contained in answers given or documents produced in the course of the *
examination.
(2) In deciding whether or not to give a direction, the * approved examiner is
to have regard to:
- (a)
- whether:
- (i)
- an answer that has been or may be given; or
- (ii)
- a document that has been or may be produced; or
- (iii)
- a matter that has arisen or may arise;
during the * examination is of a confidential nature or relates to the
commission, or to the alleged or suspected commission, of an offence against a
law of the Commonwealth or a State or Territory; and
- (b)
- any unfair prejudice to a person's reputation that would be likely to be
caused unless the approved examiner gives the direction; and
- (c)
- whether giving the direction is in the public interest; and
- (d)
- any other relevant matter.