6.12(2)The Judicial Council shall report to the Minister on the disposition of each matter dealt with by it, but the report shall not be made public unless the Judicial Council determines that there are compelling reasons in the public interest that it be made public.

6.12(3)A report received by the Minister under subsection (2) is not subject to disclosure.

6.12(1)The Judicial Council shall advise each person who submitted a written communication under section 6.6 of the disposition of the matter by the Judicial Council.

6.12(2)The Judicial Council shall report to the Minister on the disposition of each matter dealt with by it, but the report shall not be made public unless the Judicial Council determines that there are compelling reasons in the public interest that it be made public.

6.12(3)A report received by the Minister under subsection (2) is not subject to disclosure.

6.12(1)The Judicial Council shall advise each person who submitted a written communication under section 6.6 of the disposition of the matter by the Judicial Council.

6.12(2)The Judicial Council shall report to the Minister on the disposition of each matter dealt with by it, but the report shall not be made public unless the Judicial Council determines that there are compelling reasons in the public interest that it be made public.

6.12(3)A report received by the Minister under subsection (2) is not subject to disclosure under the Right to Information Act.