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BIOSECURITY ACT 2015 - SECT 390
Application of Surveillance Devices Act 2007
390 Application of Surveillance Devices Act 2007
(1) The Surveillance Devices Act 2007 does not-- (a) prevent the Secretary or
an authorised officer from imposing a requirement under this Act that an owner
or occupier of premises install or use a device on those premises for the
purpose of detecting or monitoring the presence of any biosecurity matter or
other thing on those premises, or
(b) prevent the owner or occupier from
installing or using the device in accordance with that requirement.
(2) The
Surveillance Devices Act 2007 does not prevent an authorised officer from
exercising a function under this Act of installing or using a device on any
premises for the purpose of detecting or monitoring the presence of any
biosecurity matter or other thing.
(3) The Surveillance Devices Act 2007
does not prevent the Secretary or an authorised officer from possessing a
record of an activity obtained by use of a device installed or used as
referred to in this section.
(4) However, this section does not authorise--
(a) the installation or use of a device for the purpose of detecting or
monitoring the presence of a person, or
(b) the installation or use of a
device for the purpose of overhearing, recording, monitoring or listening to a
private conversation, or
(c) the possession, publication or communication of
a record of a private conversation obtained by the use of a device.
(5) A
record of any conversation obtained by the use of a device under this Act in
circumstances that, but for this section, would contravene the
Surveillance Devices Act 2007 , is inadmissible as evidence in any criminal
proceedings.
(6) A record of any image of a person that is obtained by the
use of a device under this Act in circumstances that, but for this section,
would contravene the Surveillance Devices Act 2007 , is inadmissible as
evidence in any criminal proceedings except with the consent of the person.
(7) Subsection (5) or (6) does not prevent the admission of any part of a
record obtained by use of a device that is not a record of a conversation or
image of a person.
(8) In this section,
"private conversation" and
"record" have the same meanings as in the Surveillance Devices Act 2007 .
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