Section 62Part 7 — Audit Office - Auditor General
Reporting sensitive information
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62. The Auditor General may omit particular information from a report to the Cayman Islands Parliament if —
the Auditor General is of the opinion that its disclosure in the report would be contrary to the public interest because it could —
have a serious adverse impact on the commercial interests of any person;
reveal trade secrets of any person;
prejudice the investigation of an alleged contravention of a law;
prejudice the fair trial of a person; or
prejudice relations between the Islands and another country; or
the Governor has certified that the disclosure of the information would be contrary to the public interest.