Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024L00982:clause:2_11:p2
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Provision Reference: sch 2 cl 11 (pt 2/2)
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to undertake medical research; and
 (c) the disclosure complies with the data minimisation principle; and
 (d) if an individual is reasonably identifiable from the information that is proposed to be disclosed—before disclosing the information, the primary agency is satisfied that:
 (i) each identified individual has given informed consent to the use of the information for that research; or
 (ii) the research is to be conducted in accordance with guidelines issued by the National Health and Medical Research Council under section 95 of the Privacy Act 1988.
 (8) A primary agency may disclose claims information to an agency for the purposes of consulting with that agency about the appropriateness of disclosing claims information in accordance with subsection (7), where the disclosure:
 (a) is in accordance with a data sharing agreement; and
 (b) complies with the data minimisation principle.

Disclosure as required or authorised by law
 (9) If a law requires or authorises an agency to disclose claims information, the agency may disclose claims information as so required or authorised.
Example: Lawfully disclosing claims information in accordance with the secrecy provisions of a law of the Commonwealth.

Part 5—Prohibition relating to storage of claims information in the same database
Note:  This Part is made for the purposes of paragraph 135AA(5)(d) of the Act.