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Chapter 6.4: Subpoenas and notices to produce documentsIn this chapter This chapter describes when CSA must provide information to a court in response to a subpoena or a notice to produce documents. Contents Subpoenas and notices to produce documents WA ex-nuptial casesThe information in this chapter applies to WA ex-nuptial children. Frequently asked questionsIs a Commonwealth information order or a location order the same as a subpoena? No. A court can make an order requiring CSA to provide information about a child's location (section 67J Family Law Act). These orders are referred to as Commonwealth information orders or location orders. The secrecy provisions in the child support also make it clear that CSA must comply with Commonwealth information orders or location orders (section 16(9) Registration and Collection Act and section 150(9) Assessment Act). (See chapter 6.3 Privacy, secrecy and proof of identity) Issued 27 June 2006 |
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