Part 2: The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR) Information Section 30: Disclosure of information: general power and prohibitions
This section provides that the ICRIR may disclose any information it holds to any other person subject to certain prohibitions. The prohibitions are listed in subsections (4) to (9) as follows:
Prohibition A applies where the Commissioner for Investigations has identified that the information is sensitive information (as defined in section 60).
Prohibition B applies where a relevant authority has informed the Commissioner for Investigations that the information is sensitive information.
Prohibition C applies where the Secretary of State has informed the Commissioner for Investigations that the information is protected international information (as defined in section 60).
Prohibition D applies where the disclosure of the information would contravene the ICRIR’s duties under section 4(1).
Prohibition E applies where the disclosure of the information would be in breach of the data protection legislation. "The data protection legislation" has the meaning given by section 3(9) of the Data Protection Act 2018.
Prohibition F applies where the disclosure of the information would be in breach of certain provisions of the Investigatory Powers Act 2016.
	Subsection (3) provides that prohibitions A to D do not apply if the disclosure of information is permitted by Schedule 6 to the Act (which is introduced by subsection 10).
	Subsection (11) introduces Schedule 7, which creates offences relating to disclosure of information.