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INDEPENDENT COMMISSION AGAINST CORRUPTION ACT 1988 - SECT 112
Restriction on publication of evidence
112 Restriction on publication of evidence
(1) The Commission may direct that-- (a) any evidence given before it, or
(b)
the contents of any document, or a description of any thing, produced to the
Commission or seized under a search warrant issued under this Act, or
(c) any
information that might enable a person who has given or may be about to give
evidence before the Commission to be identified or located, or
(d) the fact
that any person has given or may be about to give evidence at a
compulsory examination or public inquiry, or
(e) any written submissions
received by the Commission (including, but not limited to, submissions made by
Counsel assisting the Commission),
shall not be published or shall not be
published except in such manner, and to such persons, as the Commission
specifies.
(1A) The Commission is not to give a direction under this section
unless satisfied that the direction is necessary or desirable in the public
interest.
(1B) A direction under this section does not apply to-- (a) the
making of a complaint to the Inspector or the disclosure of information,
documents or other things to the Inspector, or
(b) the disclosure of
information, documents or other things by a law enforcement officer to the
Director of Public Prosecutions in accordance with the duty of disclosure
under section 15A of the Director of Public Prosecutions Act 1986 .
(2) A
person shall not make a publication in contravention of a direction given
under this section. : Maximum penalty--50 penalty units or imprisonment for 12
months, or both.
(3) It is not a contravention of a direction given under
this section to publish any evidence, contents of a document or information to
a medical practitioner or psychologist for the purposes of that health
practitioner providing medical or psychiatric care, treatment or counselling
(including but not limited to psychological counselling) to a person who-- (a)
has given or may be about to give evidence at a compulsory examination or
public inquiry, or
(b) has been given a notice under section 21 requiring the
person to produce a statement of information, or
(c) has been given a notice
under section 22 requiring the person to attend before a person specified in
the notice to produce a document or other thing specified in the notice.
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