intelligence permitted purpose in the conduct of a relevant proceeding; information) and relation to ACLEI. and record keeping obligations. interception warrant Section 67 doesn’t Permitted purposes integrity – information apply if the material purposes: Defined in s 6S to mean a was intercepted under purpose connected with applying for, the authority of a designing and granting an integrity warrant issued to a authority; and a purpose connected different agency, with applying for any warrant, unless s 68 applies authorisation or order for an integrity OR the material is operation. being communicated for the purpose for Note: authority’ covers ‘integrity which the warrant was integrity testing controlled operations originally issued and Part IAB of the Crimes Act 1914 no other purpose. (Cth) and integrity testing authorities under Part IABA of that Act. Prescribed offence: Defined in s 5 and includes a serious offence or any other offence punishable by a minimum of 3 years’ imprisonment. Relevant proceeding: Defined in s 6L and includes a prosecution for a prescribed offence to which a corruption investigation relates. Serious offence: Defined in s 5D and includes any offence punishable by at least 7 years’ imprisonment and an extensive list of prescribed offences. These prescribed offences include offences involving bribery or corruption of an officer of the Commonwealth and serious fraud. s 68 Lawfully Material may be Relevant offence: Defined in s 5 to intercepted communicated by s 68 mean a corruption investigation content and authorised officers: concerning conduct that involves a designated prescribed offence or possible conduct
intelligence information) and interception warrant information permitted purpose in relation to ACLEI. Section 67 doesn’t apply if the material was intercepted under the authority of a warrant issued to a different agency, unless s 68 applies OR the material is being communicated for the purpose for which the warrant was originally issued and no other purpose. the conduct of a relevant proceeding; and record keeping obligations. Permitted purposes – integrity purposes: Defined in s 6S to mean a purpose connected with applying for, designing and granting an integrity authority; and a purpose connected with applying for any warrant, authorisation or order for an integrity operation. Note: ‘integrity authority’ covers integrity testing controlled operations Part IAB of the Crimes Act 1914 (Cth) and integrity testing authorities under Part IABA of that Act. Prescribed offence: Defined in s 5 and includes a serious offence or any other offence punishable by a minimum of 3 years’ imprisonment. Relevant proceeding: Defined in s 6L and includes a prosecution for a prescribed offence to which a corruption investigation relates. Serious offence: Defined in s 5D and includes any offence punishable by at least 7 years’ imprisonment and an extensive list of prescribed offences. These prescribed offences include offences involving bribery or corruption of an officer of the Commonwealth and serious fraud. s 68 Lawfully intercepted content and designated Material may be communicated by s 68 authorised officers: Relevant offence: Defined in s 5 to mean a corruption investigation concerning conduct that involves a prescribed offence or possible conduct
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