commercial disadvantage in relation to unless the Contractor provides TfNSW with potential contractors and provide visibility on certain documents or fulfils certain requirements; the contractor's profit margins. exposing the redacted information would reveal Section 32(1)(d), item 4(b), (c) and (d) of the the apportionment of risks assumed by the table in section 14 Contractor in relation to the provision of documents and other requirements and therefore The disclosure of this information could reveal the level of risk that the Contractor was prepared commercial-in-confidence provisions of a to price and accept. Exposing this information government contract, diminish the competitive may also provide insight into the Contractor's commercial value of information to a person potential capabilities and its views on the and prejudice a person's legitimate business likelihood of those risks arising; and and commercial interests. the public interest has been served by revealing There is an overriding public interest against the mechanism for payment between TfNSW and disclosure. the Contractor. In light of the disclosure of this information there is an overriding public interest against the disclosure of the precise percentages. Review: This information would be reviewed for disclosure as events and circumstances change. Clause 15.10(a)(ii) The information Section 32(1)(d), item 4(b), (c) and (d) of the TfNSW weighed the competing public interest table in section 14 of the General redacted is dollar considerations and determined that there was an Conditions. amounts. overriding public interest against disclosure of this The disclosure of this information could reveal information because: commercial-in-confidence provisions of a government contract, diminish the competitive the redacted information sets out monetary commercial value of information to a person threshold amounts for a binding decision through and prejudice a person's legitimate business expert determination; and commercial interests. revealing the redacted information would place There is an overriding public interest against the parties at a substantial commercial disclosure. disadvantage in projects of a similar nature. This
commercial disadvantage in relation to potential contractors and provide visibility on the contractor's profit margins. Section 32(1)(d), item 4(b), (c) and (d) of the table in section 14 The disclosure of this information could reveal commercial-in-confidence provisions of a government contract, diminish the competitive commercial value of information to a person and prejudice a person's legitimate business and commercial interests. There is an overriding public interest against disclosure. unless the Contractor provides TfNSW with certain documents or fulfils certain requirements; exposing the redacted information would reveal the apportionment of risks assumed by the Contractor in relation to the provision of documents and other requirements and therefore the level of risk that the Contractor was prepared to price and accept. Exposing this information may also provide insight into the Contractor's potential capabilities and its views on the likelihood of those risks arising; and the public interest has been served by revealing the mechanism for payment between TfNSW and the Contractor. In light of the disclosure of this information there is an overriding public interest against the disclosure of the precise percentages. Review: This information would be reviewed for disclosure as events and circumstances change. Clause 15.10(a)(ii) of the General Conditions. The information redacted is dollar amounts. Section 32(1)(d), item 4(b), (c) and (d) of the table in section 14 The disclosure of this information could reveal commercial-in-confidence provisions of a government contract, diminish the competitive commercial value of information to a person and prejudice a person's legitimate business and commercial interests. There is an overriding public interest against disclosure. TfNSW weighed the competing public interest considerations and determined that there was an overriding public interest against disclosure of this information because: the redacted information sets out monetary threshold amounts for a binding decision through expert determination; revealing the redacted information would place the parties at a substantial commercial disadvantage in projects of a similar nature. This
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