Act 11 International Criminal Court Act 2010 (b) the issue of disclosure arises in the circumstances specified in section 82 or 83 and the Minister is of the opinion that Uganda’s national security interests would be prejudiced by disclosure; and (c) the ICC requests further consultations for the purpose of considering the representations, which may include hearings in camera and ex parte. (3) The Minister shall comply with an ICC disclosure order if(a) the ICC determines that the evidence is relevant and necessary for the establishment of the guilt or innocence of the accused person; (b) the issue of disclosure arises in the circumstances specified in section 84(1); and (c) the ICC orders disclosure in accordance with article 72(7)(b)(i) of the Statute. 87. Minister to take into account ICC’s ability to refer matter to the Security Council. In determining what action to take in relation to a matter to which this Part applies, the Minister shall take into account the power of the ICC to refer a matter to the Assembly of States Parties or to the Security Council in accordance with article 87(7) of the Statute if the ICC considers that a requested State is not acting in accordance with its obligations under the Statute. Information Provided by Third Party 88. Disclosure of information provided by third party. (1) If the ICC requests the provision of a document or information that was provided or disclosed to Uganda in confidence by another State, intergovernmental organisation, or international organisation, the Minister shall seek the consent of the originator before providing that document or information to the ICC. 63