Part 1 Prohibition on Disclosure of Protected Information
Energy Act 2013 (2013 c 32) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 9 Disclosure of Information

Section 100

Part 1 Prohibition on Disclosure of Protected Information

Meaning of “protected information†and related terms

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(1)     In this Schedule “protected information†means information which has been—

(a)     obtained by the ONR under section 97,

(b)     provided to the ONR, an inspector or a health and safety inspector under section 98,

(c)     obtained by an inspector as a result of the exercise of any relevant power,

(d)     obtained by a health and safety

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