687.This section establishes common rules on publication of decisions which:
	prevent the Authority from publishing details about warning and decision notices;
	enable the Authority to publish appropriate details of a discontinued decision, but only if the person to whom the notice is given consents; and
	require the Authority to publish appropriate information about a final notice, but omitting information which would be unfair to the person to whom the notice relates or prejudicial to the interests of consumers.
688.The provision for publishing details of a final notice applies equally to a supervisory notice (as defined in section 395) but only when such a notice takes effect.  The procedure on giving a supervisory notice is set out under the description of section 53 above.  If the notice so states, it may take effect immediately, or on a particular date.  Otherwise it will take effect only once it is no longer “open to review”.  Subsection (8) of this section provides that a supervisory notice is “open to review” until after the period for referring the matter to the Tribunal has expired and until any reference or further appeal has been finally determined.
Commentary on Sections Part Xxvi: Notices Section 391: Publication