G. Publicity: the exceptional caseIf the relevant failure is of an 'exceptionally serious nature', then the conditions to be satisfied in order that the disclosure should be a protected disclosure are somewhat less stringent (s 43H). The worker does not have to satisfy any of the conditions mentioned in para [71] above. The seriousness of the situation itself is regarded as reason enough to bring the matter to the attention of the outside world (ERA 1996 s 43H(1)).The worker does, however, still need to satisfy the three conditions mentioned in para
If the relevant failure is of an 'exceptionally serious nature', then the conditions to be satisfied in order that the disclosure should be a protected disclosure are somewhat less stringent (s 43H). The worker does not have to satisfy any of the conditions mentioned in para [71] above. The seriousness of the situation itself is regarded as reason enough to bring the matter to the attention of the outside world (ERA 1996 s 43H(1)).
The worker does, however, still need to satisfy the three conditions mentioned in para
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