49 (d) where and to the extent that the Telecommunications Commission that the benefits of such disclosure furthering the objective in section the benefits to the relevant person confidential treatment under the circumstances. considers in 3 outweigh of (6) The Telecommunications Commission shall provide reasonable prior written notice to a person of its intention to disclose confidential information pursuant to subsection (5) and allow such person a reasonable opportunity to make representations, with such period being not less than fourteen days. (1) The Telecommunications Commission shall, when 30. performing its functions and duties and exercising its powers under this Act— (a) refrain from introducing and remove any determination, order or direction where it reasonably anticipates that the presence of effective competition in a telecommunications market or Part 8 are sufficient to achieve the goals of such determination, order or direction within a reasonable period of time ina telecommunications market; and (b) ensure that each determination, order and direction, including each obligation therein, is proportionate to its purpose. (2) The Telecommunications Commission may allow effective self-regulation by service providers in place of determinations, orders or directions issued by it. (3) In determining whether measures for self-regulation are effective, the Telecommunications Commission shall consider, in particular— (a) whether those procedures are administered by a person who is sufficiently independent of the persons to whom the procedures apply; (b) whether adequate arrangements are in force for implementing, monitoring, enforcing and Burden of regulation