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Energy Act 2016

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64 Disclosure required for returns and reports prepared by OGA

(1) Section 61 does not prohibit the OGA from using protected material obtained by the OGA under Chapter 3 (information and samples) for the purpose of— (a) preparing such returns and reports as may be required under obligations imposed by or under any Act; (b) preparing and publishing reports and surveys of a general nature using information derived from the protected material. (2) Section 61 does not prohibit the OGA from disclosing protected material so far as necessary for those purposes.

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64 Disclosure required for returns and reports prepared by OGA

(1) Section 61 does not prohibit the OGA from using protected material obtained by the OGA under Chapter 3 (information and samples) for the purpose of— (a) preparing such returns and reports as may be required under obligations imposed by or under any Act; (b) preparing and publishing reports and surveys of a general nature using information derived from the protected material. (2) Section 61 does not prohibit the OGA from disclosing protected material so far as necessary for those purposes.

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