Schedule 11: Central counterparties Part 6 – Information, investigation and enforcement Publication
Paragraph 143 provides that, in the case of a warning notice given under paragraph 138, neither the Bank nor the person to whom the notice is given or copied may publish the notice, though the Bank may publish such information as it considers appropriate after consulting the persons to whom it is given or copied (sub-paragraph (1)).
	Sub-paragraph (2) provides that a person given a decision notice under paragraph 139 may not publish the notice or any details unless the Bank has published the notice or those details.
	Sub-paragraphs (3) and (4) outline the content that must sit within, and accompany, a notice of discontinuance.
	Sub-paragraph (5) sets out that the Bank may publish information regarding a decision notice. Under sub-paragraph (6), where the Bank has published information relating to a decision notice, the Bank must publish updated information (comprising the status and outcome of the appeal) if the matter to which the decision notice relates is appealed to the Upper Tribunal. The Bank must also publish details of any sanction where the Bank gives a final notice (sub-paragraph (7)) and if the circumstances in sub-paragraph (8) apply in relation to information to which a decision notice or a final notice relates, such information must be published anonymously (further details on this are in sub-paragraph (9)).
	Any published information must remain for five years on the Bank’s website, unless this contradicts data protection legislation (sub-paragraph (10)).