Section 95C — Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)

Disclosure of certain provisions of Commonwealth contracts

If a person asks a party to a Commonwealth contract to be informed of the content of provisions (if any) of the contract that are inconsistent with a registered APP code binding a party to the contract or with an Australian Privacy Principle, the party requested must inform the person in writing of that content (if any).

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Related sections

s 95A — Guidelines for Australian Privacy Principles about health information
s 95AA — Guidelines for Australian Privacy Principles about genetic information
s 95B — Requirements for Commonwealth contracts
s 96 — Review by the Administrative Review Tribunal
s 98A — Treatment of partnerships
s 98B — Treatment of unincorporated associations

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