Victorian Current Acts

TELECOMMUNICATIONS (INTERCEPTION) (STATE PROVISIONS) ACT 1988

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

   PART 1--PRELIMINARY

   1.      Purpose  
   2.      Commencement  
   3.      Definitions  

   PART 1A--FUNCTIONS OF PUBLIC INTEREST MONITOR--PART 2‑5 WARRANTS

   4.      Application of Part 1A  
   4A.     Public Interest Monitor must be notified  
   4B.     Full disclosure to Public Interest Monitor  
   4C.     Public Interest Monitor to be given further information  
   4D.     Role of Public Interest Monitor  
   4E.     Confidentiality provisions do not apply  

   PART 1B--FUNCTIONS OF PUBLIC INTEREST MONITOR--INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION ORDERS

   4F.     Application of this Part  
   4G.     Public Interest Monitor must be notified  
   4H.     Full disclosure to Public Interest Monitor  
   4I.     Public Interest Monitor to be given further information  
   4J.     Role of Public Interest Monitor  
   4K.     Confidentiality provisions do not apply  

   PART 2--FUNCTIONS OF THE POLICE FORCE

   5.      Documents connected with issue of warrants to be kept  
   6.      Other records to be kept in connection with interceptions  
   7.      Documents to be given to the Minister  
   8.      Documents to be given by State Police Minister to Commonwealth Minister  
   9.      Keeping and destruction of restricted records  

   PART 2B--FUNCTIONS OF THE IBAC

   9F.     Documents connected with issue of warrants to be kept  
   9G.     Other records to be kept in connection with interceptions  
   9GA.    Documents to be given to Minister  
   9GB.    Documents to be given by State Minister to Commonwealth Minister  
   9H.     Keeping and destruction of restricted records  

   PART 3--FUNCTIONS OF THE VICTORIAN INSPECTORATE

           Division 1--Introduction

   10.     Functions—generally  

           Division 2--Inspection of records of Police Force

   11.     Regular inspections of records of Police Force  
   12.     Reports  
   13.     Victorian Inspectorate may report on contraventions  

           Division 3--Inspection of records of the IBAC

   14.     Regular inspections of records of the IBAC  
   15.     Reports  
   16.     Victorian Inspectorate may report on contraventions  

           Division 4--General functions and powers

   17.     Definitions  
   18.     Victorian Inspectorate's general powers  
   19.     Power to obtain relevant information  
   20.     Victorian Inspectorate to be given information and access despite other laws  
   20A.    Dealing with information for the purposes of inspection and report  
   20B.    Victorian Inspectorate not to be sued  
   20C.    Delegation by Victorian Inspectorate  

   PART 4--MISCELLANEOUS

   21.     Copies of reports for Commonwealth Minister  
   22.     Disclosure by persons under the Minister's administration  
   23.     Offences relating to inspections under Part 3  
   24.     Regulations  
   25.      Transitional provisions—Independent Broad-based Anti‑corruption Commission Act 2011  
   26.     Transitional provisions—Victorian Inspectorate Act 2011  
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