(b) to the extent the
document comprises information the disclosure of which would, on balance, be
contrary to the public interest under section 49; or
(c) to the extent the
document is sought under an application by or for a child and comprises the
child’s personal information the disclosure of which would not be in the
child’s best interests under section 50; or
(d) to the extent the document
comprises an applicant’s relevant healthcare information the disclosure of
which might be prejudicial to the physical or mental health or wellbeing of
the applicant under section 51; or
(e) because the document is nonexistent
or unlocatable as mentioned in section 52; or
(f) because other access to
the document is available as mentioned in section 53.
Note—
Only a
principal officer, Minister or appointed healthcare professional may refuse
access to a document of an agency as mentioned in paragraph (d) —see
sections 30(5) and 31(2) .
(4) In this section—
"child" means an individual who is under 18 years.