Are there any exceptions to the mandatory obligation to lodge a Suspicious Transaction Report (STR)?

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There are exceptions to the mandatory obligation to lodge a Suspicious Transaction Report (STR). For example, matters subject to legal privilege need not be reported. This would apply to advocates and solicitors, as well as their clerks, employees and/or interpreters.

Are there any exceptions to the mandatory obligation to lodge a Suspicious Transaction Report (STR)?

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