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Public Audit (Wales) Act 2004

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As published

64E Publication

(1) Nothing in section 64D prevents the Auditor General for Wales from publishing a report on a data matching exercise (including on the results of the exercise). (2) But the report may not include information relating to a particular body or person if— (a) the body or person is the subject of any data included in the data matching exercise, (b) the body or person can be identified from the information, and (c) the information is not otherwise in the public domain. (3) A report published under this section may be published in any manner which the Auditor General considers appropriate for bringing it to the attention of those members of the public who may be interested. (4) This section does not affect any powers of ... the Auditor General where the data matching exercise in question forms part of an audit under Part 2 or 3.

Your change, as a redline

64E Publication

(1) Nothing in section 64D prevents the Auditor General for Wales from publishing a report on a data matching exercise (including on the results of the exercise). (2) But the report may not include information relating to a particular body or person if— (a) the body or person is the subject of any data included in the data matching exercise, (b) the body or person can be identified from the information, and (c) the information is not otherwise in the public domain. (3) A report published under this section may be published in any manner which the Auditor General considers appropriate for bringing it to the attention of those members of the public who may be interested. (4) This section does not affect any powers of ... the Auditor General where the data matching exercise in question forms part of an audit under Part 2 or 3.

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