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Governor-General. The designation of the correspondence as personal and confidential and the terms of the deposit may be relevant when the Director-General of the National Archives of Australia reconsiders Professor Hocking's request for access. Those considerations may – I do not say must – be relevant[1]. And, of course, depending on the precise contents of "any information or matter that [each record] contains or that can be obtained from it"[2], reconsideration of the request for access to each Commonwealth record may give rise to different answers.
Form of orders
191 For these reasons, I agree that orders should be made in the form proposed in the reasons for decision of Kiefel CJ, Bell, Gageler and Keane JJ[3].
