Section 375 — Migration Act 1958 (Cth)

In spite of anything else in this Act or the ART Act, the Secretary shall not give to the ART a document, or information, if the Minister certifies, in writing, that the disclosure of any matter contained in the document, or the disclosure of the information, would be contrary to the public interest:

(a) because it would prejudice the security, defence or international relations of Australia; or

(b) because it would involve the disclosure of deliberations or decisions of the Cabinet or of a committee of the Cabinet.

Related sections

• s 368B — Notice of dismissal and reinstatement decisions and when taken to have been made
• s 368C — Reinstatement of application or confirmation of dismissal
• s 369 — Identifying information relating to reviewable protection decisions not to be published
• s 375A — Certain information only to be disclosed to ART
• s 376 — ART’s discretion in relation to disclosure of certain information etc.
• s 378 — Protected information and documents

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