Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:3:p31
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 31/100)
Character Range: 192641–195302

6.05 and 6.06.

6.04  Use of documents
 (1) A person who inspects or copies a document, in relation to a proceeding, under these Rules or an order:
 (a) must use the document for the purpose of the proceeding only; and
 (b) must not otherwise disclose the contents of the document, or give a copy of it, to any other person without the court's permission.
 (2) However:
 (a) a solicitor may disclose the contents of the document or give a copy of the document to the solicitor's client or counsel; and
 (b) a client may disclose the contents of the document or give a copy of the document to the client's solicitor or counsel; and
 (c) this rule does not affect the right of a party to use a document or to disclose its contents if that party has a common interest in the document with the party who has possession or control of the document.

Division 6.1.2—Duty of disclosure in specific types of proceedings

6.05  Duty of disclosure—parenting proceedings
 (1) The duty of disclosure applies to a parenting proceeding.
 (2) Documents that may contain information relevant to a parenting proceeding may include, among other documents:
 (a) criminal records of a party; and
 (b) documents filed in intervention order proceedings concerning a party; and
 (c) medical reports about a child or party; and
 (d) school reports.

6.06  Duty of disclosure—financial proceedings
 (1) The duty of disclosure applies to a financial proceeding.
 (2) Subrules (3) to (9) do not apply to a party to a property proceeding who is not a party to the marriage or de facto relationship to which the application relates, except to the extent that the party's financial circumstances are relevant to the issues in dispute.
 (3) Without limiting subrule (1), a party to a financial proceeding must make full and frank disclosure of the party's financial circumstances, including the following:
 (a) the party's earnings, including income that is paid or assigned to another party, person or legal entity;
 (b) any vested or contingent interest in property;
 (c) any vested or contingent interest in property owned by a legal entity that is fully or partially owned or controlled by a party;
 (d) any income earned by a legal entity fully or partially owned or controlled by a party, including income that is paid or assigned to any other party, person or legal entity;
 (e) the party's other financial resources;
 (f) any trust:
 (i) of which the party is the appointor or trustee; or
 (ii) of which the party, the party's child, spouse or de facto spouse is an eligible beneficiary as to capital or income; or
 (iii) of which a corporation is an eligible beneficiary as to capital