Police are investigating a suspected breach of section 70 of the Crimes Act, concerning "disclosure of information by commonwealth officers".
Labour believes that the Telegraph may be in breach of section 10 of the editors' code of conduct of the PCC.
His answers to the petition state there has been no breach of section 106 of the act, which has quite specific definitions of what constitutes illegal conduct.
He was found to be in breach of section 127 of the Communications Act, 2003, which is now being seen as a catch-all for all internet commentary.
Soon afterwards, when the Observer ran a front-page story: "US dirty tricks to win vote on Iraq war", I confessed to the leak and was arrested on suspicion of the breach of section 1 of the Official Secrets Act.
The release said: "Commissioner Colvin said that over the past 18 months, the AFP has received 13 referrals relating to the alleged unauthorised disclosure of commonwealth information in breach of section 70 of the Crimes Act.
"Any person who acts in breach of Section 19, which binds everybody, is potentially liable for breach of the order and can be referred to the high court for appropriate action," Leveson said.
Citing "a clear and serious breach of recognised BBC producer guidelines and accordingly a breach of section 5.3(b)1 of the BBC charter agreement", Mr Black, a former secretary of the Press Complaints Commission, argued that the BBC team's recording of hecklers and Tory supporters in the Horwich crowd "would amount to 'surreptitious recording' under those guidelines".
A joint statement from the attorney general, George Brandis, and the special minister of state, Scott Ryan, said concerns had been referred to both Parry and to Day last Friday about whether there was a potential breach of section 44 of the constitution.
