Publication requirements
(1) If the Commission gives: (a) a notice under subsection 154ZH(1) (no further action on complaint); or (b) a notice under subsection 154ZK(1) (further action to deal with complaint); or (c) a notification under paragraph 154ZK(3)(c) (actions have been completed); or (d) a notification under subsection 154ZK(5) (Commission not required to take further action); or (e) a notice under paragraph 154ZL(2)(a) (replacement notice with further action to deal with complaint); or (f) a notice under paragraph 154ZL(3)(a) (replacement notice where other inquiry or action, or appropriate to take no further action); or (g) if the Commission has given a notice under subsection 154ZK(1) in relation to a designated complaint—a notification under subsection 154ZM(2) that the complaint has been withdrawn; the Commission must, as soon as practicable, publish the notice, notification or replacement notice on its website. (2) However, subsection (1) does not require the Commission to publish information if: (a) the Commission is satisfied that it is appropriate not to publish the information because of its confidential nature; or (b) the Commission is satisfied that a circumstance prescribed in the designated complaints determination applies to the publication of the information.
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