(1) An external intervener must not disclose information obtained as a result of his or her appointment except (a) so far as is necessary for performing or exercising his or her functions or powers; or(b) as provided in subsection (2) .(2) An external intervener may disclose information to any of the following:(a) any court, tribunal or other person acting judicially;(b) a regulatory authority of any jurisdiction;(c) any officer of or Australian legal practitioner instructed by in relation to any proceedings, inquiry or other matter pending or contemplated arising out of the investigation or examination;(i) a regulatory authority of any jurisdiction; or(ii) the Commonwealth or a State or Territory of the Commonwealth; or(iii) an authority of the Commonwealth or of a State or Territory of the Commonwealth (d) a member of the police force of any jurisdiction if the external intervener believes on reasonable grounds that the information relates to an offence that may have been committed by the law practice concerned or by an associate of the law practice;(e) the law practice concerned or a principal of the law practice or, if the practice is an incorporated legal practice, a shareholder in the practice;(f) a client or former client of the law practice concerned if the information relates to the client or former client;(g) another external intervener appointed in relation to the law practice or any Australian legal practitioner or accountant employed by that other external intervener;(h) any other external examiner carrying out an external examination of the trust records of the law practice concerned.