PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE (TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS AND CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS) ACT 2007
PART 6
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TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO CHAPTER 6 OF THE NEW ACT
Division 5
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Disclosure of information
SECTION 54
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TRANSITIONAL PROVISION RELATING TO SECRECY OBLIGATIONS
Despite subsection 135A(1) of the National Health Act 1953 , a person who has duties, functions or powers under the new Act may disclose information to which that section applies if the disclosure is:
(a) in the course of performing a duty or function, or exercising a power, under the new Act; or
(b) one that the person would have been able to make under Division 323 of the new Act, had the information been obtained in the course of performing a duty or function, or exercising a power, under the new Act.
Despite subsection 135A(1) of the National Health Act 1953 , a person who has duties, functions or powers under the new Act may disclose information to which that section applies if the disclosure is:
(a) in the course of performing a duty or function, or exercising a power, under the new Act; or
(b) one that the person would have been able to make under Division 323 of the new Act, had the information been obtained in the course of performing a duty or function, or exercising a power, under the new Act.
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