(1) If the Tribunal is satisfied, in relation to a review, that it is in the public interest that:
(a) any evidence given before the Tribunal; or
(b) any information given to the Tribunal; or
(c) the contents of any document produced to the Tribunal;
should not be published or otherwise disclosed, or should not be published or otherwise disclosed except in a particular manner and to particular persons, the Tribunal may give a written direction accordingly.
(2) If the Tribunal has given a direction under subsection (1) in relation to the publication of any evidence or information or of the contents of a document, the direction does not:
(a) excuse the Tribunal from its obligations under section 430; or
(b) prevent a person from communicating to another person a matter contained in the evidence, information or document, if the first - mentioned person has knowledge of the matter otherwise than because of the evidence or the information having been given or the document having been produced to the Tribunal.
(3) A person must not contravene a direction given by the Tribunal under subsection (1) that is applicable to the person.
Penalty: Imprisonment for 2 years.