216After subsection 1274(4C)

216  After subsection 1274(4C)  (4D) ASIC may edit from a statement of affairs any information that ASIC is satisfied is commercial‑in‑confidence, before allowing a person to inspect the statement, or giving a copy or extract of the statement to a person, under subsection (2).  (4E) A statement of affairs is a statement or report required to be prepared under one of the following provisions:  (a) subsection 421A(1);  (b) paragraph 429(2)(b);  (c) subsection 438B(2);  (d) subsection 475(1) or (2);  (e) subsection 494(2);  (f) subsection 497(4).  (4F) Information is commercial‑in confidence if:  (a) the disclosure of the information could unreasonably affect a person, or a business or action related to a person, in an adverse manner; and  (b) the information is not in the public domain; and  (c) the information is not required to be disclosed under another law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory; and  (d) the information is not readily discoverable.  (4G) Despite subsection (2), a person is not entitled to inspect, or to require a copy or an extract of, any information in a statement of affairs that has been edited from the statement under subsection (4D). 217  Part 9.2 (heading) Part 9.2—Registration of auditors 218  Section 1279 (heading) 1279  Application for registration as auditor 219  Subsection 1279(1)  (1) A natural person may make an application to ASIC for registration as an auditor. 220  Sections 1282 to 1284 221  Section 1286 222  Subsections 1287(2) and (3) 223  Subsection 1287(4) Omit “, as a liquidator or as a liquidator of a specified corporate body”.