331 Freedom of Information No. 27 2003 (c) information (other than trade secrets or information to which paragraph (b) applies) concerning a person in respect of his or her business or professional affairs or concerning the business, commercial or financial affairs of an undertaking, being information (i) the disclosure of which would, or could reasonably be expected to, unreasonably affect that person adversely in respect of his or her lawful business or professional affairs or that undertaking in respect of its lawful business, commercial or financial affairs; or (ii) the disclosure of the information under this Act would be contrary to public interest by reason that the disclosure would be reasonably likely to prejudice the ability of the Government or a public authority to obtain similar information in the future for the purpose of administration of the law. (2) The provisions of subsection (1) do not have effect in relation to a request by a person for access to a document by reason only of the inclusion in the document of information concerning (a) the business or professional affairs of that person; or (b) the b usiness, c ommercial or financial a ffairs o f a n undertaking of which that person, or a person on behalf that person made the request, is the proprietor. 32. (1) A document is an exempt document if its disclosure under this Act would be contrary to the public interest by reason that it would be reasonably likely to have a substantial adverse effect on the national economy. (2) The kinds of documents to which subsection (1) may apply include but are not restricted to, documents containing information relating to (a) currency or exchange rates; Documents affecting n a t i o n a l economy