Part 4: The Health Services Safety Investigations Body Protection of Material Held by the HSSIB Section 124: Offences of unlawful disclosure
A person commits an offence if they breach the prohibition on disclosure of protected material held by the HSSIB (section 122(1)) by knowingly or recklessly disclosing protected material to another person, and they know or suspect that disclosure is prohibited..
	A person formerly connected with the HSSIB commits an offence if they breach the prohibition on disclosure under section 122(5) by knowingly or recklessly disclosing protected material to another person, and they know or suspect that disclosure is prohibited.
	A person who is not connected with the HSSIB, but who receives protected material from the HSSIB in accordance with paragraphs 2-4 of schedule 14, or a draft report, or under any regulations made under section 123(1)(c), commits an offence if they knowingly or recklessly disclose protected material to another person without reasonable excuse, and they know or suspect that the material in question is protected material.
	A person who commits an offence under this section is liable on summary conviction to a fine.