(a) the nature of
any confidential information disclosed under subsection (1) during the
financial year; and
(b) the purpose for which the confidential information
was disclosed.
(3) However, the details mentioned in subsection (2) (a) must
not identify, directly or indirectly, the person to whom the confidential
information relates.
(4) Despite section 455, the chief executive may
delegate the chief executive’s powers under this section only to—
(a) the
chief health officer; or
(b) another person who—
(i) is a public service
officer or public service employee, or a health service employee; and
(ii)
the chief executive is satisfied has the expertise or experience in public
health issues necessary to exercise the powers.