s. 134 (c) a special counsel appointed under section 71 or 79; (d) the incorporated associations Registrar. (2) The Chief Commissioner, the Prothonotary or a special counsel appointed under section 71 or 79 may disclose information acquired in the exercise of powers or the performance of functions or duties under this Act to any other specified person for the purpose of— (a) enabling the Chief Commissioner, the Prothonotary or a special counsel appointed under section 71 or 79 to exercise powers or perform functions or duties under this Act; or (b) enabling the incorporated associations Registrar to exercise powers or perform functions or duties under the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012. (3) The incorporated associations Registrar may disclose information acquired in the exercise of powers or the performance of functions or duties under the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012 to any other specified person for the purpose of— (a) enabling the incorporated associations Registrar to exercise powers or perform functions or duties under that Act; or (b) enabling the Chief Commissioner, the Prothonotary or a special counsel appointed under section 71 or 79 to exercise powers or perform functions or duties under this Act. (4) The Chief Commissioner may disclose the identity of an organisation or individual who is subject to a declaration or control order to— (a) a police force or police service of a State or a Territory; or
(c) a special counsel appointed under section 71 or 79; (d) the incorporated associations Registrar. (2) The Chief Commissioner, the Prothonotary or a special counsel appointed under section 71 or 79 may disclose information acquired in the exercise of powers or the performance of functions or duties under this Act to any other specified person for the purpose of— (a) enabling the Chief Commissioner, the Prothonotary or a special counsel appointed under section 71 or 79 to exercise powers or perform functions or duties under this Act; or (b) enabling the incorporated associations Registrar to exercise powers or perform functions or duties under the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012. (3) The incorporated associations Registrar may disclose information acquired in the exercise of powers or the performance of functions or duties under the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012 to any other specified person for the purpose of— s. 134 (a) enabling the incorporated associations Registrar to exercise powers or perform functions or duties under that Act; or (b) enabling the Chief Commissioner, the Prothonotary or a special counsel appointed under section 71 or 79 to exercise powers or perform functions or duties under this Act. (4) The Chief Commissioner may disclose the identity of an organisation or individual who is subject to a declaration or control order to— (a) a police force or police service of a State or a Territory; or
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