sch.4-sec.9Affecting State economy

### sch.4-sec.9 Affecting State economy Disclosure of the information could reasonably be expected to cause a public interest harm because disclosure could— have a substantial adverse effect on the ability of government to manage the economy of the State; or expose any person or class of persons to an unfair advantage or disadvantage because of the premature disclosure of information concerning proposed action or inaction of the Assembly or government in the course of, or for, managing the economy of the State. Without limiting subsection (1) (a) , that paragraph applies to information the disclosure of which would reveal— the consideration of a contemplated movement in government taxes, fees or charges; or the imposition of credit controls. (sch.4-sec.9-ssec.1) Disclosure of the information could reasonably be expected to cause a public interest harm because disclosure could— have a substantial adverse effect on the ability of government to manage the economy of the State; or expose any person or class of persons to an unfair advantage or disadvantage because of the premature disclosure of information concerning proposed action or inaction of the Assembly or government in the course of, or for, managing the economy of the State. (sch.4-sec.9-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) (a) , that paragraph applies to information the disclosure of which would reveal— the consideration of a contemplated movement in government taxes, fees or charges; or the imposition of credit controls. - (a) have a substantial adverse effect on the ability of government to manage the economy of the State; or - (b) expose any person or class of persons to an unfair advantage or disadvantage because of the premature disclosure of information concerning proposed action or inaction of the Assembly or government in the course of, or for, managing the economy of the State. - (a) the consideration of a contemplated movement in government taxes, fees or charges; or - (b) the imposition of credit controls.