(1) This Act does not apply to information in the possession of the following persons or public authorities, or in the possession of a person whose services are provided or procured for the purposes of assisting the person or public authority, unless the information relates to the administration of the relevant public authority:(a) the Governor;(b) a court;(c) a tribunal;(d) the Integrity Commission;(e) a judge;(f) an associate judge;(g) a magistrate;(h) the Solicitor-General;(i) the Director of Public Prosecutions;(j) the Ombudsman;(ja) the Custodial Inspector;(k) the Auditor-General;(ka) the Legal Profession Board of Tasmania;(l) . . . . . . . .(la) the Parole Board;(m) the Anti-Discrimination Commissioner;(ma) the Commissioner for Children and Young People;(n) the Public Guardian;(o) the Health Complaints Commissioner;(p) Parliament;(q) a Member of Parliament.(2) This Act does not apply to the Law Society of Tasmania (the " society " ) established under the Law Society Act 1962 and continued as a body corporate under the Legal Profession Act 2007 except (a) in relation to the performance and exercise of the society's functions and powers under Parts 8 and 9 of the Legal Profession Act 1993 ; and(b) in relation to the performance and exercise of the society's functions and powers as a prescribed authority under Part 3.2 of Chapter 3 and Chapter 5 of the Legal Profession Act 2007 .(3) This Act does not apply to information that (a) is in the possession of (i) the Independent Review; or(ii) a person acting for, or on behalf of, the Independent Review; and(b) was given to, or received or brought into existence by, the Independent Review, or a person referred to in paragraph (a)(ii) , for the purposes of the Independent Review.(4) For the avoidance of doubt, an application made under section 13 is void if the application was made (a) in respect of information referred to in subsection (3) ; and(b) before the commencement of that subsection.