Section 126E — Evidence Act 1995 (NSW)

Without limiting any action the court may take to limit the possible harm, or extent of the harm, likely to be caused by the disclosure of evidence of a protected confidence or protected identity information, the court may—
(a) order that all or part of the evidence be heard in camera, and
(b) make such orders relating to the suppression of publication of all or part of the evidence given before the court as, in its opinion, are necessary to protect the safety and welfare of the protected confider.

Related sections

• s 126B — Exclusion of evidence of protected confidences
• s 126C — Loss of professional confidential relationship privilege: consent
• s 126D — Loss of professional confidential relationship privilege: misconduct
• s 126F — Application of Division
• s 126G — Definitions
• s 126H — Exclusion of evidence of protected sexual assault communications

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