Officers of The Organisation
Officers of the Organisation are employed under the ASIO Act, and are classed as Officers of the Commonwealth for the purposes of the Crimes Act 1914, which among other provisions makes impersonating an ASIO officer a criminal offence. The ASIO Act also makes the identification of ASIO officers a criminal offence punishable by one year imprisonment.
Read more about this topic: Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act 1979
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