(1) In this section
—
Board means the Supervised Release Review Board,
established under s 151, as constituted by the chairperson alone.
(2) The Board must
take all reasonable steps to maintain the confidentiality of a Commissioner of
Police report that the Board is satisfied contains terrorist intelligence
information, including —
(a)
receiving the report or hearing argument, or opinion, about the report in
private and in the absence of any person other than a person to whose presence
the Board consents; and
(b)
except as provided in paragraph (a), prohibiting the publication of, or a
reference to, the report; and
(c)
withholding any or all of the reasons for a decision.
(3) Despite subsection
(2), the Board may give the report to —
(a) the
Attorney General; or
(b) a
court; or
(c) a
person to whom the Board authorises disclosure.
(4) Before giving a
report under subsection (3)(b) or (c), the Board must, in writing, notify the
Commissioner of Police of the Board’s intention to give the report.
[Section 16C inserted: No. 14 of 2022 s. 31.]