sec.1010ANon-disclosure of commercially sensitive information

### sec.1010A Non-disclosure of commercially sensitive information This section applies if— information about a person (a client ) is received by the Minister, the chief executive or the regulator (the entity ) under section 25T , 25Y , 35 or 181 ; and the client who provides the information advises the entity that the information is commercially sensitive; and the entity believes disclosure of the information— would be likely to damage the client’s commercial activities; and would not be in the public interest. The entity must take all reasonable steps to ensure the information is not, without the client’s consent, disclosed to another person other than an employee of the department who receives the information in the course of the employee’s duties. The employee must not disclose to any person information the employee obtains under subsection (2) . In this section— commercially sensitive means reasonably expected to adversely affect the client’s commercial activities. s 1010A ins 2001 No. 75 s 99 amd 2007 No. 57 s 99 ; 2008 No. 34 s 742 ; 2018 No. 24 s 282 sch 1 (sec.1010A-ssec.1) This section applies if— information about a person (a client ) is received by the Minister, the chief executive or the regulator (the entity ) under section 25T , 25Y , 35 or 181 ; and the client who provides the information advises the entity that the information is commercially sensitive; and the entity believes disclosure of the information— would be likely to damage the client’s commercial activities; and would not be in the public interest. (sec.1010A-ssec.2) The entity must take all reasonable steps to ensure the information is not, without the client’s consent, disclosed to another person other than an employee of the department who receives the information in the course of the employee’s duties. (sec.1010A-ssec.3) The employee must not disclose to any person information the employee obtains under subsection (2) . (sec.1010A-ssec.4) In this section— commercially sensitive means reasonably expected to adversely affect the client’s commercial activities. - (a) information about a person (a client ) is received by the Minister, the chief executive or the regulator (the entity ) under section 25T , 25Y , 35 or 181 ; and - (b) the client who provides the information advises the entity that the information is commercially sensitive; and - (c) the entity believes disclosure of the information— (i) would be likely to damage the client’s commercial activities; and (ii) would not be in the public interest. - (i) would be likely to damage the client’s commercial activities; and - (ii) would not be in the public interest. - (i) would be likely to damage the client’s commercial activities; and - (ii) would not be in the public interest.