s. 24 24 Freedom of Information Act 1982 S. 24 inserted by Despite anything to the contrary in the Freedom No. 58/1996 of Information Act 1982, that Act does not apply s. 11. to— (a) a document, whether created before, on or after the commencement of this section, to the extent that the document discloses information about— (i) the identity or location of a person who S. 24(a)(i) substituted by is, or has been, a participant or a No. 31/2000 recognised participant; or s. 17(a)(i). (ii) the fact that a person has entered into a memorandum of understanding under section 5 or the details of a memorandum of understanding; or (iii) the making of an entry on the register of births or the register of marriages under this Act; or (iv) anything done by the Chief S. 24(a)(iv) amended by Commissioner of Police or another No. 31/2000 member of the police force or an s. 17(a)(ii). approved authority or an officer of an approved authority under this Act or a complementary witness protection law; or (b) a document to the extent that the document S. 24(d) re-numbered discloses any information received by the as s. 24(b) by Chief Commissioner of Police from an No. 31/2000 s. 17(b). approved authority under this Act or a complementary witness protection law. 24A Double jeopardy S. 24A inserted by No. 31/2000 If an act or omission is both an offence under this s. 18. Act and an offence under a law of the Commonwealth, or of another State, or of a Territory, a person who—
S. 24 inserted by No. 58/1996 s. 11. 24 Freedom of Information Act 1982 s. 24 Despite anything to the contrary in the Freedom of Information Act 1982, that Act does not apply to— (a) a document, whether created before, on or after the commencement of this section, to the extent that the document discloses information about— S. 24(a)(i) substituted by No. 31/2000 s. 17(a)(i). (i) the identity or location of a person who is, or has been, a participant or a recognised participant; or (ii) the fact that a person has entered into a memorandum of understanding under section 5 or the details of a memorandum of understanding; or (iii) the making of an entry on the register of births or the register of marriages under this Act; or S. 24(a)(iv) amended by No. 31/2000 s. 17(a)(ii). (iv) anything done by the Chief Commissioner of Police or another member of the police force or an approved authority or an officer of an approved authority under this Act or a complementary witness protection law; or S. 24(d) re-numbered as s. 24(b) by No. 31/2000 s. 17(b). (b) a document to the extent that the document discloses any information received by the Chief Commissioner of Police from an approved authority under this Act or a complementary witness protection law. S. 24A inserted by No. 31/2000 s. 18. 24A Double jeopardy If an act or omission is both an offence under this Act and an offence under a law of the Commonwealth, or of another State, or of a Territory, a person who—