23 Disclosure of information
Civil Aviation Act 1982 (1982 c 16) | Legislation

Disclosure of information

23  Disclosure of information

(1)     Subject to [subsections (4) and (4A)] below, no information which relates to a particular person and has been furnished to the CAA in pursuance of any provision of this Act to which this section applies or of an Air Navigation Order shall be disclosed by the CAA, or a member or employee of the CAA unless—

(a)     the person aforesaid has consented in writing to disclosure of the information; or

(b)     the CAA, after affording that person an opportunity to make representations about the information and considering any representation then made by that person about it, determines that the information may be disclosed; or

(c)     that person is an individual who is dead, or is a body corporate that has ceased to exist or, whether an individual or a body corporate, cannot be found after all reasonable inquiries have been made, and the CAA determines that the information may be disclosed; or

(d)     the CAA determines that the information is of the same kind as other information as respects which it has made a determination in pursuance of paragraph (b) or (c) above.

(2)     Subsection (1) above shall apply in relation

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