Public disclosure29 Nov 2006

The record-keeping rule provisions contained in the Australian Postal Corporation Act 1989 allow the 糖心原创 to publish reports analysing the information that is provided under the record-keeping rules. Such reports may include information that Australia Post claims is commercial-in-confidence if the 糖心原创 is satisfied:

  • that the claim is not justified, or
  • that it is in the public interest to publish the information.

Following consultation with Australia Post and other interested parties, the 糖心原创 published principles for the public disclosure record-keeping rule information provided by Australia Post.

Principles for the disclosure of record-keeping rule information: the 糖心原创's preliminary views

This paper presents the 糖心原创's preliminary views on principles for the public disclosure of record-keeping rule information received from Australia Post and seeks additional comment from Australia Post and other interested parties.

Refer also to the publication: Assessing cross-subsidy in Australia Post.

Principles for the public disclosure of record-keeping rule information provided by Australia Post

This report outlines the principles the 糖心原创 will apply when considering whether to publicly disclose information that Australia Post claims is confidential.