s. 60 (d) a substantial risk of a serious threat to public health— is guilty of an indictable offence. In the case of an individual, a fine of 2500 penalty units or 7 years imprisonment or both. In the case of a body corporate, a fine of 10 000 penalty units. S. 60 60 Disclosure of information an offence amended by Nos 9758 s. 12, 86/1990 s. 5(a), substituted by No. 53/1992 s. 7. (1) A person must not disclose any trade secret, or S. 60(1) amended by information about another person's method of No. 49/2000 operation, manufacturing process, profits or s. 3(13). financial position, or any other commercially sensitive information, obtained during the course of the person's duties under this Act. S. 60(2) (2) A person must not use any such information or amended by trade secret to obtain directly or indirectly any No. 49/2000 s. 3(13). pecuniary or other advantage for himself or herself or for any other person. (3) However, the person may disclose or use such information if— (a) the disclosure or use is made in the performance of a duty under, or in connection with, this Act; or S. 60(3)(ab) (ab) the disclosure is for the purposes of a inserted by notification under section 54C, consultation No. 82/2012 s. 176. under section 54D or 54F or the provision or disclosure of information under section 54E.
(d) a substantial risk of a serious threat to public health— is guilty of an indictable offence. In the case of an individual, a fine of 2500 penalty units or 7 years imprisonment or both. In the case of a body corporate, a fine of 10 000 penalty units. S. 60 amended by Nos 9758 s. 12, 86/1990 s. 5(a), substituted by No. 53/1992 s. 7. 60 Disclosure of information an offence s. 60 S. 60(1) amended by No. 49/2000 s. 3(13). (1) A person must not disclose any trade secret, or information about another person's method of operation, manufacturing process, profits or financial position, or any other commercially sensitive information, obtained during the course of the person's duties under this Act. S. 60(2) amended by No. 49/2000 s. 3(13). (2) A person must not use any such information or trade secret to obtain directly or indirectly any pecuniary or other advantage for himself or herself or for any other person. (3) However, the person may disclose or use such information if— (a) the disclosure or use is made in the performance of a duty under, or in connection with, this Act; or S. 60(3)(ab) inserted by No. 82/2012 s. 176. (ab) the disclosure is for the purposes of a notification under section 54C, consultation under section 54D or 54F or the provision or disclosure of information under section 54E.
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