Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2024A00038:clause:3_52a
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2024A00038
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 3 cl 52A
Character Range: 148943–150857

52A  After subsection 161(1A)
Insert:

Publishing reasons for ART decisions
 (1B) Nothing in this Division prevents the ART from publishing in written or electronic form the reasons for a decision of the ART on ART review if the publication does not identify:
 (a) a party to the review concerned (other than the Secretary or the Child Support Registrar); or
 (b) a person (other than the Secretary or the Child Support Registrar) who is related to, or associated with, a party to the review concerned or is, or is alleged to be, in any other way concerned in the matter to which the review concerned relates; or
 (c) a witness in the review concerned.
 (1C) Without limiting subsection (1B), a publication of reasons for a decision of the ART is taken to identify a person if it contains any particulars of:
 (a) the name, title, pseudonym or alias of the person; or
 (b) the address of any premises at which the person resides or works, or the locality in which any such premises are situated; or
 (c) the physical description or the style of dress of the person; or
 (d) any employment or occupation engaged in, profession practised or calling pursued, by the person or any official or honorary position held by the person; or
 (e) the relationship of the person to identified relatives of the person or the association of the person with identified friends or identified business, official or professional acquaintances of the person; or
 (f) the recreational interests, or the political, philosophical or religious beliefs or interests, of the person; or
 (g) any real or personal property in which the person has an interest or with which the person is otherwise associated;
and the particulars are sufficient to identify that person to a member of the public, or to a member of the section of the public to which the publication is disseminated, as the case requires.

Australian Hearing Services Act 1991