47—Supreme Court to establish procedures for ensuring secrecy of
proceedings under this Act while terrorist threat exists
(1) Despite any rule
or practice to the contrary, proceedings under this Act are not to be
conducted in public nor publicised in any public list of the Supreme Court's
business.
(2) The Supreme Court
must establish appropriate procedures to ensure that information about—
(a) the
Court's proceedings on review of a preventative detention order under this
Act; and
(b) any
other proceedings brought before the Court in relation to a preventative
detention order or a prohibited contact order,
is confined within the narrowest possible limits.
(3) The Supreme Court
is not, however, required to suppress the publication of information under
this section if—
(a) the
Minister authorises its publication; or
(b) the
Court determines that the publication of the information could not conceivably
prejudice national security and that its publication should be authorised in
the public interest.