Cyber Security Act 2024 (Australia)
Part 4: Coordination of significant cyber security incidents (National Cyber Security Coordinator) – Cyber Security Act 2024 (Australia)

Cyber Security Act 2024 (Australia) 40: s 40 Secondary recipients of Coordinator information: permitted purposes only, civil penalty of 60 penalty units

What does 40 require?

Any other entity, Commonwealth body (other than ASD, which is governed by Division 1A of Part 6 of the Intelligence Services Act 2001) or State body that obtains information provided to the Coordinator under s 35 or s 39 may record, use or disclose it only to assist the impacted entity or for a permitted cyber security purpose, never to investigate or enforce a contravention by the impacted entity of a law other than Part 4 or a criminal law, subject to the Privacy Act and with the same carve-outs for exempt information, an individual's own personal information, the impacted entity's own information with consent and a State's constitutional functions; an entity other than a Commonwealth officer contravening the limit where the information is sensitive without consent, confidential or commercially sensitive, or damaging to security, defence or international relations is liable to 60 penalty units.

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