48 information is reasonably likely to result in a significant adverse effect on such person or the telecommunications market because— (i) of the commercially confidential nature of the information; (ii) its secrecy is important to ensure effective competition; (iii) there is a risk of reprisals from another person if the information or its source is disclosed; or (iv) the provider of the information is subject to an obligation to keep the information confidential. (3) The Telecommunications Commission may also designate information as “confidential” where the information— (a) relates to deliberations of the Telecommunications Commission and its officers, employees, agents or consultants; or (b) relates to a matter of national security, public order or defence of Solomon Islands. (4) The details of prices for interconnection and access in interconnection and access agreements shall not be considered confidential. (5) Subsection (1) does not apply to disclosure of information made— (a) in connection with the investigation of any offence or for the purposes of any proceedings for such offence; (b) in connection with any appeal proceedings under this Act or any other civil proceedings; (c) by requirement of the provision of any written law or order of a court; or