29—Disclosure of reasons and criminal intelligence
(1) Subject to
section 30, if a senior police officer decides to make, vary or revoke a
public safety order, the officer is not required to provide any grounds or
reasons for the decision to a person affected by the decision.
(2) Information
forming the basis for the making, variation or revocation of a public safety
order must not be disclosed to any person (except to the Attorney-General, a
court or a person to whom the Commissioner authorises its disclosure) if, at
the time at which the question of disclosure is to be determined, the
information is properly classified by the Commissioner as criminal
intelligence (whether or not the information was so classified at the time at
which the public safety order was made, varied or revoked).