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New South Wales
Privacy and Government Information
egislation Amendment Bill 2010
Contents
Page
1 Name of Act 2
2 Commencement 2
Schedule 1 Amendment of Privacy and Personal Information
Protection Act 1998 No 133 3
Schedule 2 Amendment of Government Information (Information
Commissioner) Act 2009 No 53 14
Schedule 3 Amendment of Government Information (Public Access)
Act 2009 No 52 15
Schedule 4 Amendment of other Acts 17
b2010-075-20.d08
New South Wales
Privacy and Government Information
egislation Amendment Bill 2010
No , 2010
A Bill for
An Act to amend various Acts to provide for the Information and Privacy
Commission and the Information and Privacy Advisory Committee, and to make
further provision with respect to privacy protection principles and the office, role,
functions and staff of the Information Commissioner and the Privacy Commissioner.
Clause 1 Privacy and Government Information Legislation Amendment Bill 2010
The Legislature of New South Wales enacts: 1
1 Name of Act 2
This Act is the Privacy and Government Information Legislation 3
Amendment Act 2010. 4
2 Commencement 5
This Act commences on a day or days to be appointed by proclamation. 6
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Schedule 1 Amendment of Privacy and Personal 1
Information Protection Act 1998 No 133 2
[1] Section 3 Definitions 3
Insert in alphabetical order in section 3 (1): 4
Information Commissioner means the Information 5
Commissioner under the Government Information (Information 6
Commissioner) Act 2009. 7
[2] Section 15 Alteration of personal information 8
Insert after section 15 (4): 9
(5) The Privacy Commissioner's guidelines under section 36 may 10
make provision for or with respect to requests under this section, 11
including the way in which such a request should be made and the 12
time within which such a request should be dealt with. 13
(6) In this section (and in any other provision of this Act in 14
connection with the operation of this section), public sector 15
agency includes a Minister and a Minister's personal staff. 16
[3] Part 4 Privacy Commissioner, Division 1 17
Omit the Division. Insert instead: 18
Division 1 Appointment of Privacy Commissioner 19
34 Appointment of Privacy Commissioner 20
(1) The Governor may appoint a Privacy Commissioner. 21
(2) The Privacy Commissioner holds office for such term not 22
exceeding 5 years as may be specified in the instrument of 23
appointment, but is eligible (if otherwise qualified) for 24
re-appointment. 25
(3) A person is not eligible to be appointed for more than 2 terms of 26
office as Privacy Commissioner (whether or not consecutive 27
terms). 28
(4) A person is not eligible to be appointed as Privacy Commissioner 29
or to act in that office if the person is the Information 30
Commissioner. 31
(5) A person is not eligible to be appointed as Privacy Commissioner 32
or to act in that office if the person is a member of the Legislative 33
Council or of the Legislative Assembly or is a member of a 34
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House of Parliament or legislature of another State or Territory or 1
of the Commonwealth. 2
(6) The Privacy Commissioner may be appointed on a full-time or 3
part-time basis. If the Privacy Commissioner is appointed to 4
office on a full-time basis, the Privacy Commissioner is required 5
to hold the office on that basis except to the extent permitted by 6
the Governor. 7
35 Veto of proposed appointment of Privacy Commissioner 8
(1) A person is not to be appointed as Privacy Commissioner until: 9
(a) a proposal that the person be so appointed has been 10
referred to the Joint Committee under section 31BA of the 11
Ombudsman Act 1974, and 12
(b) the period that the Committee has under that section to 13
veto the proposed appointment has ended without the 14
Committee having vetoed the proposed appointment or the 15
Committee notifies the Minister that it has decided not to 16
veto the proposed appointment. 17
(2) A person may be proposed for appointment on more than one 18
occasion. 19
(3) In this section, appointment includes re-appointment. 20
35A Remuneration 21
(1) The Privacy Commissioner is entitled to be paid: 22
(a) remuneration in accordance with the Statutory and Other 23
Offices Remuneration Act 1975, and 24
(b) such travelling and subsistence allowances as the Minister 25
may from time to time determine. 26
(2) The Privacy Commissioner is not, if a Judge of a New South 27
Wales Court and while receiving remuneration as such a Judge, 28
entitled to remuneration under this Act. 29
35B Vacancy in office 30
The office of Privacy Commissioner becomes vacant if the 31
holder: 32
(a) dies, or 33
(b) completes a term of office and is not re-appointed, or 34
(c) resigns the office by instrument in writing addressed to the 35
Governor, or 36
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(d) is nominated for election as a member of the Legislative 1
Council or of the Legislative Assembly or as a member of 2
a House of Parliament or a legislature of another State or 3
Territory or of the Commonwealth, or 4
(e) becomes bankrupt, applies to take the benefit of any law 5
for the relief of bankrupt or insolvent debtors, compounds 6
with his or her creditors or makes an assignment of his or 7
her remuneration for their benefit, or 8
(f) becomes a mentally incapacitated person, or 9
(g) is convicted in New South Wales of an offence that is 10
punishable by imprisonment for 12 months or more or is 11
convicted elsewhere than in New South Wales of an 12
offence that, if committed in New South Wales, would be 13
an offence so punishable, or 14
(h) is removed from office under section 35C. 15
35C Removal from office 16
(1) The Governor may remove the Privacy Commissioner from 17
office on the address of both Houses of Parliament. 18
(2) The Governor may suspend the Privacy Commissioner from 19
office: 20
(a) for misbehaviour, or 21
(b) for incapacity, or 22
(c) if the Privacy Commissioner is absent from duty for a 23
period in excess of his or her leave entitlement as approved 24
by the Governor unless the absence is caused by illness or 25
other unavoidable cause. 26
(3) The Minister is to lay or cause to be laid before each House of 27
Parliament, within 7 sitting days of that House after the Privacy 28
Commissioner has been suspended from office, a full statement 29
of the grounds for the suspension. 30
(4) The suspension is to be lifted unless each House of Parliament, 31
within 21 sitting days from the time when the statement was laid 32
before it, declares by resolution that the Privacy Commissioner 33
ought to be removed from office. 34
(5) If each House does so declare within that period, the Privacy 35
Commissioner is to be removed from office by the Governor. 36
(6) For the purposes of this section, sitting days are to be counted 37
whether or not they occur in the same session. 38
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35D Filling of vacancy 1
If the office of Privacy Commissioner becomes vacant, a person 2
is, subject to this Act, to be appointed to fill the vacancy. 3
35E Public Sector Employment and Management Act 2002 4
The Public Sector Employment and Management Act 2002 does 5
not apply to the appointment of the Privacy Commissioner, and 6
the holder of that office is not, as holder, subject to that Act. 7
35F Appointment of acting Privacy Commissioner 8
(1) The Minister may, from time to time, appoint a person to act in 9
the office of the Privacy Commissioner during the illness or 10
absence of the Privacy Commissioner or during a vacancy in the 11
office of the Privacy Commissioner. The person, while so acting, 12
has all the functions of the Privacy Commissioner and is taken to 13
be the Privacy Commissioner. 14
(2) The Minister may, at any time, remove a person from office as 15
acting Privacy Commissioner. 16
(3) An acting Privacy Commissioner is entitled to be paid such 17
remuneration (including travelling and subsistence allowances) 18
as the Minister may from time to time determine. 19
35G Staff of Privacy Commissioner 20
The staff of the Privacy Commissioner are to be employed under 21
Chapter 1A of the Public Sector Employment and Management 22
Act 2002. 23
35H Delegation 24
The Privacy Commissioner may delegate the exercise of any 25
function of the Privacy Commissioner (other than this power of 26
delegation) to: 27
(a) any member of staff of the Privacy Commissioner, or 28
(b) any person, or any class of persons, authorised for the 29
purposes of this section by the regulations. 30
[4] Section 36 General functions 31
Insert after section 36 (2): 32
(3) The Privacy Commissioner must consult with the Information 33
Commissioner before preparing any guidelines concerning the 34
information protection principle set out in section 18 (Limits on 35
disclosure of personal information). 36
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[5] Section 44 Delegation of functions 1
Omit the section. 2
[6] Section 44A 3
Insert after section 44: 4
44A Oversight of functions by Joint Committee 5
(1) The Joint Committee has the following functions under this Act: 6
(a) to monitor and review the exercise by the Privacy 7
Commissioner of the Privacy Commissioner's functions, 8
(b) to report to both Houses of Parliament, with such 9
comments as it thinks fit, on any matter appertaining to the 10
Privacy Commissioner or connected with the exercise of 11
the Privacy Commissioner's functions to which, in the 12
opinion of the Joint Committee, the attention of Parliament 13
should be directed, 14
(c) to examine each annual and other report of the Privacy 15
Commissioner and report to both Houses of Parliament on 16
any matter appearing in, or arising out of, any such report, 17
(d) to recommend to both Houses of Parliament any changes 18
to the functions of the Privacy Commissioner that the Joint 19
Committee thinks desirable, 20
(e) to inquire into any question in connection with its 21
functions which is referred to it by both Houses of 22
Parliament, and report to both Houses on that question. 23
(2) Nothing in this section authorises the Joint Committee: 24
(a) to investigate a matter relating to any particular conduct, or 25
(b) to reconsider any decision to investigate, not to investigate 26
or to discontinue investigation of any particular matter, or 27
(c) to reconsider the findings, recommendations or other 28
decisions of the Privacy Commissioner in relation to any 29
particular matter. 30
(3) The provisions of Part 4A of the Ombudsman Act 1974 apply in 31
relation to the Joint Committee's functions under this Act in the 32
same way as they apply in relation to the Joint Committee's 33
functions under that Act. 34
(4) In this section: 35
Joint Committee means the Committee on the Office of the 36
Ombudsman and the Police Integrity Commission constituted 37
under the Ombudsman Act 1974 or such other joint committee of 38
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members of Parliament as may be appointed to exercise the 1
functions of the Joint Committee under this Act. 2
[7] Section 53 Internal review by public sector agencies 3
Insert after section 53 (1): 4
(1A) There is no entitlement under this section to the review of the 5
conduct of a Minister (or a Minister's personal staff) in respect of 6
a contravention of section 15 (Alteration of personal 7
information). 8
Note. Any such conduct can still be reviewed by the Tribunal. See 9
section 55 (1A). 10
[8] Section 55 Review of conduct by Tribunal 11
Insert after section 55 (1): 12
(1A) A person (the applicant) who is aggrieved by the conduct of a 13
Minister (or a Minister's personal staff) constituting a 14
contravention of section 15 (Alteration of personal information) 15
may apply to the Tribunal for a review of the conduct. 16
[9] Section 55 (6) and (7) 17
Omit the subsections. Insert instead: 18
(6) The Privacy Commissioner is to be notified by the Tribunal of 19
any application for a review under this section. The Privacy 20
Commissioner has a right to appear and be heard in any 21
proceedings before the Tribunal in relation to a review under this 22
section. 23
(7) The Information Commissioner is to be notified by the Tribunal 24
of any application for a review under this section that concerns 25
the provision of government information by an agency (within 26
the meaning of the Government Information (Public Access) 27
Act 2009). The Information Commissioner has a right to appear 28
and be heard in any proceedings before the Tribunal in relation to 29
such a review. 30
[10] Part 6A Amendment of records (as inserted by Schedule 1 [1] to 31
Government Information (Public Access) (Consequential Amendments 32
and Repeal) Act 2009) 33
Omit the Part. 34
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[11] Part 7 1
Omit the Part. Insert instead: 2
Part 7 Information and Privacy Advisory 3
Committee 4
60 Establishment of Information and Privacy Advisory Committee 5
(1) There is established by this Act an Information and Privacy 6
Advisory Committee. 7
(2) The Committee is to consist of the Information Commissioner, 8
the Privacy Commissioner, and the following part-time members 9
appointed by the Governor: 10
(a) 2 persons who are senior officers of public sector agencies 11
and who are nominated by the Minister in consultation 12
with such other Ministers as the Minister considers 13
appropriate, 14
(b) 2 persons (not being officers of public sector agencies) 15
who are nominated by the Minister and who, in the opinion 16
of the Minister, have special knowledge of or interest in 17
matters affecting access to government information, 18
(c) 2 persons (not being officers of public sector agencies) 19
who are nominated by the Minister and who, in the opinion 20
of the Minister, have special knowledge of or interest in 21
matters affecting the privacy of persons. 22
(3) The Information Commissioner is to be the Chairperson of the 23
Committee and is to preside at meetings of the Committee. 24
(4) Schedule 2 contains provisions relating to the members and 25
procedure of the Committee. 26
61 Functions of Information and Privacy Advisory Committee 27
The Information and Privacy Advisory Committee has the 28
following functions: 29
(a) to advise on matters relevant to the functions of the 30
Information Commissioner and the Privacy 31
Commissioner, 32
(b) to advise the Minister on such matters as may be referred 33
to it by the Minister. 34
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[12] Part 7A 1
Insert after Part 7: 2
Part 7A Reports by Privacy Commissioner 3
61A Annual report 4
(1) The Privacy Commissioner is, as soon as practicable after 5
30 June in each year, to prepare a report of the Privacy 6
Commissioner's work and activities for the 12 months preceding 7
that date and is to furnish the report to the Presiding Officer of 8
each House of Parliament. 9
(2) A copy of the report is to be provided to the Minister. 10
(3) The report is be included as part of the annual report of the 11
Information and Privacy Commission. 12
61B Report on operation of Act 13
(1) The Privacy Commissioner is, as soon as practicable after 14
30 June in each year, to prepare and publish a report on the 15
operation of this Act (generally, across all public sector agencies) 16
for the 12 months preceding that date and is to furnish the report 17
to the Presiding Officer of each House of Parliament. 18
(2) A copy of the report is to be provided to the Minister. 19
61C Special report to Parliament 20
(1) The Privacy Commissioner may, at any time, make a special 21
report on any matter relating to the functions of the Privacy 22
Commissioner to the Presiding Officer of each House of 23
Parliament and must also provide the Minister with a copy of the 24
report. 25
(2) The Privacy Commissioner may include in a report under this 26
section a recommendation that the report be made public 27
immediately. 28
61D Procedure for reporting 29
(1) Tabling 30
A copy of a report made or furnished to the Presiding Officer of 31
a House of Parliament under this Part must be laid before that 32
House on the next sitting day of that House after it is received by 33
the Presiding Officer. 34
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(2) Public reports 1
If a report includes a recommendation by the Privacy 2
Commissioner that the report be made public forthwith, the 3
Presiding Officer of a House of Parliament may make it public 4
whether or not that House is in session and whether or not the 5
report has been laid before that House. 6
(3) Privileges and immunities 7
A report that is made public by the Presiding Officer of a House 8
of Parliament before it is laid before that House attracts the same 9
privileges and immunities as it would if it had been laid before 10
that House. 11
(4) Report procedures 12
A Presiding Officer need not inquire whether all or any 13
conditions precedent have been satisfied as regards a report 14
purporting to have been made or furnished in accordance with 15
this Act. 16
(5) Reference to Presiding Officer 17
In this Part, a reference to a Presiding Officer of a House of 18
Parliament is a reference to the President of the Legislative 19
Council or the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. If there is a 20
vacancy in the office of President, the reference to the President 21
is taken to be a reference to the Clerk of the Legislative Council 22
and, if there is a vacancy in the office of Speaker, the reference to 23
the Speaker is taken to be a reference to the Clerk of the 24
Legislative Assembly. 25
[13] Sections 64 and 65 26
Omit the sections. 27
[14] Section 66 Personal liability of Privacy Commissioner and others 28
Omit "Privacy Advisory Committee" wherever occurring. 29
Insert instead "Information and Privacy Advisory Committee". 30
[15] Schedule 1 Provisions relating to Privacy Commissioner 31
Omit the Schedule. 32
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[16] Schedule 2, heading 1
Omit the heading. Insert instead: 2
Schedule 2 Provisions relating to members and 3
procedure of Information and 4
Privacy Advisory Committee 5
[17] Schedule 2 6
Omit "Privacy Advisory Committee" wherever occurring. 7
Insert instead "Information and Privacy Advisory Committee". 8
[18] Schedule 2, clause 1 9
Insert "Information Commissioner or the" before "Privacy Commissioner". 10
[19] Schedule 2, clause 2 (2) 11
Omit the subclause. 12
[20] Schedule 2, clause 4 13
Insert "(other than a member who is an officer of a public sector agency)" after 14
"A member". 15
[21] Schedule 2, clause 8 16
Omit "Privacy Commissioner". Insert instead "Information Commissioner". 17
[22] Schedule 4 Savings, transitional and other provisions 18
Insert at the end of clause 1 (1): 19
Privacy and Government Information Legislation Amendment 20
Act 2010 21
[23] Schedule 4 22
Insert after clause 6: 23
7 Provisions consequent on enactment of Privacy and Government 24
Information Legislation Amendment Act 2010 25
(1) The group of staff employed in the Department of Justice and 26
Attorney General as staff of the Privacy Commissioner or 27
otherwise to enable the Privacy Commissioner to exercise the 28
Privacy Commissioner's functions are removed from that 29
Department and added to the Information and Privacy 30
Commission. 31
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(2) The Privacy Advisory Committee established under this Act 1
before the substitution of Part 7 by the Privacy and Government 2
Information Legislation Amendment Act 2010 is abolished. 3
(3) An appointment of a person as Privacy Commissioner or acting 4
Privacy Commissioner in force immediately before the 5
commencement of Division 1 of Part 4 (as substituted by the 6
Privacy and Government Information Legislation Amendment 7
Act 2010) is taken to have been made under that Division as so 8
substituted. 9
(4) A delegation in force under section 44 immediately before the 10
repeal of that section is taken to have been made under 11
section 35H. 12
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2009 No 53
Schedule 2 Amendment of Government Information 1
(Information Commissioner) Act 2009 2
No 53 3
[1] Section 3 Definitions 4
Insert in alphabetical order in section 3 (1): 5
Privacy Commissioner means the Privacy Commissioner under 6
the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998. 7
[2] Section 4 Appointment of Information Commissioner 8
Insert after section 4 (3): 9
(3A) A person is not eligible to be appointed as Information 10
Commissioner or to act in that office if the person is the Privacy 11
Commissioner. 12
[3] Section 11 Appointment of acting Commissioner 13
Insert "(including as Chairperson of the Information and Privacy Advisory 14
Committee under the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 15
1998)" after "taken to be the Commissioner" in section 11 (1). 16
[4] Section 36 Annual report 17
Insert after section 36 (2): 18
(2A) The report is to be included as part of the annual report of the 19
Information and Privacy Commission. 20
[5] Section 36 (3) 21
Omit "annual reports of the Commissioner". 22
Insert instead "annual reports of the Information and Privacy Commission". 23
[6] Section 36 (3) (c) 24
Insert "or the Information and Privacy Commission" after "Commissioner". 25
[7] Section 36 (4) 26
Omit "Commissioner". Insert instead "Information and Privacy Commission". 27
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Schedule 3 Amendment of Government Information 1
(Public Access) Act 2009 No 52 2
[1] Section 14 Public interest considerations against disclosure 3
Insert after section 14 (3): 4
(4) The Information Commissioner must consult with the Privacy 5
Commissioner before issuing any guideline about a 6
privacy-related public interest consideration (being a public 7
interest consideration referred to in clause 3 (a) or (b) of the Table 8
to this section). 9
[2] Section 94 Recommendation as to public interest against disclosure 10
Insert at the end of section 94: 11
(2) The Information Commissioner must consult with the Privacy 12
Commissioner before making a recommendation under this 13
section about a decision that concerns a privacy-related public 14
interest consideration (being a public interest consideration 15
referred to in clause 3 (a) or (b) of the Table to section 14). 16
[3] Section 104 Right of appearance before ADT 17
Renumber section 104 (2) as section 104 (3) and insert as new section 104 (2): 18
(2) The Privacy Commissioner has a right to appear and be heard in 19
any proceedings before the ADT (and proceedings on an appeal 20
in respect of any such proceedings) in relation to a review under 21
this Division of a decision that concerns a privacy-related public 22
interest consideration (being a public interest consideration 23
referred to in clause 3 (a) or (b) of the Table to section 14). 24
[4] Section 129 Regulations 25
Insert after section 129 (3): 26
(4) The Minister is to consult with the Privacy Commissioner before 27
recommending the making of a regulation under this Act that 28
concerns the protection of the privacy of individuals or a 29
privacy-related public interest consideration (being a public 30
interest consideration referred to in clause 3 (a) or (b) of the Table 31
to section 14). 32
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[5] Section 130 Review of Act 1
Insert after section 130 (1): 2
(1A) The review is to include a consideration of the relationship 3
between this Act and the Privacy and Personal Information 4
Protection Act 1998. 5
[6] Section 130 (2) 6
Omit the subsection. Insert instead: 7
(2) The Minister is to consult with the Information Commissioner 8
and the Privacy Commissioner on a review under this section and 9
the Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner may 10
assist the Minister and provide advice in connection with the 11
review. 12
[7] Section 131 Review of public interest provisions by Joint Committee 13
Insert after section 131 (2): 14
(2A) The Joint Committee is to consult with the Privacy 15
Commissioner on any review under this section that concerns a 16
privacy-related public interest consideration (being a public 17
interest consideration referred to in clause 3 (a) or (b) of the Table 18
to section 14), and the Privacy Commissioner may assist the Joint 19
Committee and provide advice in connection with any such 20
review. 21
[8] Schedule 4 Interpretative provisions 22
Insert in alphabetical order in clause 1: 23
Privacy Commissioner means the Privacy Commissioner under 24
the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998. 25
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Amendment of other Acts Schedule 4
Schedule 4 Amendment of other Acts 1
4.1 Ombudsman Act 1974 No 68 2
[1] Section 31A Constitution of Joint Committee 3
Insert "the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998," after "the 4
Government Information (Information Commissioner) Act 2009," in 5
section 31A (2). 6
[2] Section 31BA Power to veto proposed appointments 7
Insert "Privacy Commissioner," after "Information Commissioner," in 8
section 31BA (1). 9
[3] Section 31BA (5) (b2) 10
Insert after section 31BA (5) (b1): 11
(b2) in the context of an appointment of Privacy Commissioner, 12
a reference to the Minister administering section 35 of the 13
Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998, 14
and 15
[4] Section 31H Confidentiality 16
Insert "Privacy Commissioner," after "Information Commissioner," wherever 17
occurring in section 31H (1A) and (1C). 18
4.2 Public Finance and Audit Act 1983 No 152 19
Schedule 3 Departments 20
Insert in alphabetical order in Columns 1 and 2, respectively: 21
Information and Privacy Commission Information Commissioner
4.3 Public Sector Employment and Management Act 2002 No 43 22
Schedule 1 Divisions of the Government Service 23
Omit "Office of the Information Commissioner" from Division 2 of Part 1. 24
Insert instead "Information and Privacy Commission". 25
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4.4 Statutory and Other Offices Remuneration Act 1975 (1976 1
No 4) 2
Schedule 1 Public offices 3
Omit "Full-time Privacy Commissioner". 4
Insert instead "Privacy Commissioner". 5
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