Industry assistance Schedule 1
Amendments Part 1
(ii) persons whose activities are not of interest to the
Australian Secret Intelligence Service;
(iii) persons whose activities are not of interest to the
Australian Signals Directorate;
(iv) persons whose activities are not of interest to
interception agencies;
(g) whether the request is necessary;
(h) the legitimate expectations of the Australian community
relating to privacy and cybersecurity;
(i) such other matters (if any) as the Director-General of
Security, the Director-General of the Australian Secret
Intelligence Service, the Director-General of the Australian
Signals Directorate or the chief officer, as the case requires,
considers relevant.
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317K Contract etc.
Any of the following persons:
(a) the Director-General of Security;
(b) the Director-General of the Australian Secret Intelligence
Service;
(c) the Director-General of the Australian Signals Directorate;
(d) the chief officer of an interception agency;
may enter into a contract, agreement or arrangement with a
designated communications provider in relation to acts or things
done by the provider in accordance with a technical assistance
request.
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Division 3—Technical assistance notices
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317L Technical assistance notices
(1) The Director-General of Security or the chief officer of an
interception agency may give a designated communications
provider a notice, to be known as a technical assistance notice, that
requires the provider to do one or more specified acts or things
that:
(a) are in connection with any or all of the eligible activities of
the provider; and
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, 2018
Telecommunications and Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance
and Access) Bill 2018
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