Information to be treated as confidential
29.—(1)  Where any information furnished to the Commission has been identified as confidential under section 89(1)(b) of the Act but no written statement has been given to explain why the information is confidential, the Commission may give notice to the person furnishing the information to provide the written statement within such time limit as the Commission considers appropriate.
(2)  Where a written statement has been given to the Commission to explain why any information furnished to the Commission is confidential, the Commission may in its discretion give notice to the person furnishing the information to provide written clarification of the written statement within such time limit as the Commission considers appropriate.
(3)  Where the person furnishing the information fails to provide the Commission with the written statement mentioned in paragraph (1) or with the written clarification mentioned in paragraph (2), as the case may be, within the time limit specified by the Commission, the information furnished will be deemed as not falling within section 89(1)(b) of the Act.
(4)  Where the Commission proposes to disclose information which has been furnished to the Commission and identified as confidential under section 89(1)(b) of the Act, the Commission may —
(a)inform the person who furnished the information or the person from whom the information originated, of the Commission’s proposed action; and
(b)give that person a reasonable opportunity to make representations to the Commission on the Commission’s proposed action.