Queensland Consolidated Regulations Queensland Consolidated Regulations(1) An IAP service provider may, for compliance purposes--
(a) collect information that when collected will become IAP information; and
(b) hold, store and use IAP information.
(2) An IAP service provider may disclose IAP information to the chief executive, or to TCA, for compliance purposes.
(3) With the consent of a participating operator, an IAP service provider may disclose IAP information about the participating operator to a person other than the participating operator for any purpose if the information--
(a) does not identify any individual; and
(b) contains nothing by which the identity of any individual can reasonably be found out.
(4) An IAP service provider may disclose IAP information, other than the following information, about a participating operator to the participating operator--
(a) a report under section 55U;
(b) information that a report under section 55U has been made;
(c) any information from which the participating operator could reasonably infer that a report under section 55U has been made.
(5) Also, an IAP service provider may use or disclose IAP information--
(a) if the IAP information is personal information--with the consent of the individual that the personal information is about; or
(b) as otherwise authorised by this regulation or any other law.
(6) In this section--
compliance purposes means--
(a) deciding whether a transport Act or an alternative compliance scheme has been contravened; or
(b) checking compliance with a transport Act or an alternative compliance scheme.
Example of checking compliance with a transport Act--
checking whether a person is driving in accordance with a guideline or permit issued under part 6