(a2) the sex and year of birth of each
offspring of the donor,
(a3) any information about the donor that the donor
has voluntarily given under section 33B (subject to any restrictions on the
disclosure of the information specified by the donor under that section),
(b)
any information about any other offspring of the donor that the other
offspring has voluntarily given under section 33C (subject to any restrictions
on the disclosure of the information specified by the offspring under that
section),
(c) information that identifies the donor, but only if the
disclosure of that information is reasonably necessary to save the life of the
child or to prevent serious damage to the child's physical or psychological
health and the information cannot reasonably be obtained by the parent in any
other way.
(2) The Secretary must, if an application in an approved form is
made by an appropriate person, disclose to the appropriate person such
information as may be disclosed to the parent of a child under subsection (1)
if:
(a) the parent of the child is unwilling or unable to seek the information
on the child's behalf, and
(b) the information cannot reasonably be obtained
by the appropriate person in any other way.
(3) The Secretary is not to make
a disclosure under this section on the basis of preventing serious damage to
the psychological health of a child unless a registered medical practitioner
with expertise in mental health or a registered psychologist has certified in
writing that the damage is likely to occur unless the disclosure takes place.
(4) In this section,
"appropriate person" , in relation to a child, means a person who the
Secretary considers to be a representative of the child and to have a genuine
interest in the welfare of the child.
