(ii) the court considers it is
in the public interest to restrict access to the document;
(b) any other
order the court considers appropriate in the circumstances.
(3) Without
limiting subsection (2) (b) , the court may make an order that information or
a document provided to the court in relation to the application or objection
is not required to be disclosed to any other party to the relevant proceeding,
and is not to be publicly accessible, if the court considers it appropriate in
the circumstances, including, for example, because disclosure of the
information or document would—
(a) prejudice a proceeding, or an
investigation or intelligence operation of a law enforcement agency within the
meaning of section 21C; or