(d) broadcast or electronic communication— and must be construed publication accordingly; has the same meaning as it has in sexual offence the Criminal Procedure Act 2009; means— suppression order (a) a proceeding suppression order; (b) an interim order; (c) an order made under section 25 or 26; (d) an order made by the Supreme Court in the exercise of its inherent jurisdiction that prohibits or restricts the publication or other disclosure of information in connection with any proceeding, whether or not the information was derived from the proceeding. 4 Presumption in favour of disclosure of information To strengthen and promote the principles of open justice and free communication of information, there is a presumption in favour of disclosure of information to which a court or tribunal must have regard in determining whether to make a suppression order. 5 Abrogation of common law and no implied jurisdiction (1) Nothing in this section limits or otherwise affects the inherent jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. (2) Any common law power to make an order prohibiting or restricting the publication of information in connection with any proceeding is abrogated.
(d) broadcast or electronic communication— and publication must be construed accordingly; sexual offence has the same meaning as it has in the Criminal Procedure Act 2009; suppression order means— (a) a proceeding suppression order; (b) an interim order; (c) an order made under section 25 or 26; (d) an order made by the Supreme Court in the exercise of its inherent jurisdiction that prohibits or restricts the publication or other disclosure of information in connection with any proceeding, whether or not the information was derived from the proceeding. 4 Presumption in favour of disclosure of information To strengthen and promote the principles of open justice and free communication of information, there is a presumption in favour of disclosure of information to which a court or tribunal must have regard in determining whether to make a suppression order. 5 Abrogation of common law and no implied jurisdiction (1) Nothing in this section limits or otherwise affects the inherent jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. (2) Any common law power to make an order prohibiting or restricting the publication of information in connection with any proceeding is abrogated.
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