sec.48Confidentiality of information

sec.48 Confidentiality of information

Information provided to the AEMC for the purposes of a MCE directed review or a review conducted by the AEMC under section 45 is confidential information for the purposes of Division 4 or 5 if— the person who provides it claims, when providing it to the AEMC, that it is confidential information; and the AEMC decides that the information is confidential information. Nothing prevents the disclosure of confidential information in a report to the MCE or a Minister of a participating jurisdiction under Division 4 or 5 , but the AEMC must ensure that the information is identified as such in the report. If the AEMC decides that information provided to it for the purposes of a MCE directed review, or a review conducted by the AEMC under section 45 , is confidential information, the AEMC, the MCE or a Minister of a participating jurisdiction may only make public a version of the report from which the information has been omitted. If information is omitted from a published version of a report as being confidential information, a note to that effect must be included in the report at the place in the report from which the information is omitted. See also section 31 of this Law and section 24 of the Australian Energy Market Commission Establishment Act 2004 of South Australia. s 48 amd 2007 No. 53 (SA) s 37 (sec.48-ssec.1) Information provided to the AEMC for the purposes of a MCE directed review or a review conducted by the AEMC under section 45 is confidential information for the purposes of Division 4 or 5 if— the person who provides it claims, when providing it to the AEMC, that it is confidential information; and the AEMC decides that the information is confidential information. (sec.48-ssec.2) Nothing prevents the disclosure of confidential information in a report to the MCE or a Minister of a participating jurisdiction under Division 4 or 5 , but the AEMC must ensure that the information is identified as such in the report. (sec.48-ssec.3) If the AEMC decides that information provided to it for the purposes of a MCE directed review, or a review conducted by the AEMC under section 45 , is confidential information, the AEMC, the MCE or a Minister of a participating jurisdiction may only make public a version of the report from which the information has been omitted. (sec.48-ssec.4) If information is omitted from a published version of a report as being confidential information, a note to that effect must be included in the report at the place in the report from which the information is omitted. See also section 31 of this Law and section 24 of the Australian Energy Market Commission Establishment Act 2004 of South Australia.

• (a) the person who provides it claims, when providing it to the AEMC, that it is confidential information; and
• (b) the AEMC decides that the information is confidential information.