Criminal Justice Act 1993
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Change 1
58 Information “made public”.
(1) For the purposes of section 56, “made public”, in relation to information, shall be construed in accordance with the following provisions of this section; but those provisions are not exhaustive as to the meaning of that expression. (2) Information is made public if— (a) it is published in accordance with the rules of a regulated market for the purpose of informing investors and their professional advisers; (b) it is contained in records which by virtue of any enactment are open to inspection by the public; (c) it can be readily acquired by those likely to deal in any securities— (i) to which the information relates, or (ii) of an issuer to which the information relates; or (d) it is derived from information which has been made public. (3) Information may be treated as made public even though— (a) it can be acquired only by persons exercising diligence or expertise; (b) it is communicated to a section of the public and not to the public at large; (c) it can be acquired only by observation; (d) it is communicated only on payment of a fee; or (e) it is published only outside the United Kingdom.
58 Information “made public”.
(1) For the purposes of section 56, “made public”, in relation to information, shall be construed in accordance with the following provisions of this section; but those provisions are not exhaustive as to the meaning of that expression. (2) Information is made public if— (a) it is published in accordance with the rules of a regulated market for the purpose of informing investors and their professional advisers; (b) it is contained in records which by virtue of any enactment are open to inspection by the public; (c) it can be readily acquired by those likely to deal in any securities— (i) to which the information relates, or (ii) of an issuer to which the information relates; or (d) it is derived from information which has been made public. (3) Information may be treated as made public even though— (a) it can be acquired only by persons exercising diligence or expertise; (b) it is communicated to a section of the public and not to the public at large; (c) it can be acquired only by observation; (d) it is communicated only on payment of a fee; or (e) it is published only outside the United Kingdom.
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