Part 1: Registration of Overseas Entities Inspection of the register and protection of information Section 22: Material unavailable for inspection
This section lists certain information on the register that must not be made available by the Registrar for public inspection. The section makes unavailable for public inspection the following:
Protected date of birth information under subsection (2).
The name or contact details of individuals delivered to the registrar under an application for registration (section 4), updating duty (section 7) or application for removal (section 9).
Any required information about a trust delivered to the registrar under sections 4(3), 7(3) and 9(3).
Material that is protected by regulations made under section 25.
Application and documents delivered under section 29 (application to rectify information on the register).
Material that is covered by a court order made under section 30 (rectification of the register under court order), or material the court has ordered must not be made available for public inspection (section 31).
Email addresses, passwords, or identification codes provided to authorise or facilitate electronic filing or providing information by telephone.
	Some information is permanently suppressed from the public register in light of the potential risk to individuals if it were to be made publicly available, such as the day of a person’s date of birth or information about their usual residential address (subsection (2-3)). Other information that cannot be made available for public inspection includes any information the Registrar is prevented from making publicly available by regulations made under the power in section 25.
	The Registrar is not obliged to search for instances of information that should not be made available for public inspection by virtue of the provisions above if they do not appear in the kinds of documents mentioned above (subsection (4)).