Commercial Arbitration Act 2017
27EDisclosure of confidential information
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27E Disclosure of confidential information (1) The provisions of this section apply in arbitral proceedings unless otherwise agreed by the parties. (2) The parties must not disclose confidential information in relation to the arbitral proceedings unless— (a) the disclosure is allowed under section 27F; or (b) the disclosure is allowed under an order made under section 27G and no order is in force under section 27H prohibiting that disclosure; or (c) the disclosure is allowed under an order made under section 27I.
Part 5 Conduct of arbitral proceedings Section 27F page 40 Commercial Arbitration Act 2017 Effective: 02/07/19 R3 02/07/19 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au (3) An arbitral tribunal must not disclose confidential information in relation to the arbitral proceedings unless— (a) the disclosure is allowed under section 27F; or (b) the disclosure is allowed under an order made under section 27G and no order is in force under section 27H prohibiting that disclosure; or (c) the disclosure is allowed under an order made under section 27I. Note There is no equivalent to this section in the Model Law.