A transfer of request shall be made no later than fifteen (15) days after receipt of the request and with prompt notice served the requester. Section 3.14 Further Transfer of Requests: Where a request for information is transferred to a wrong public authority or private entity, the public authority or entity to which the request was erroneously transferred may, with notice to the requester, further transfer the request to another public authority or entity known or reasonably believed to be the holder of the information. A further transfer shall be made no later than ten (10) working days after receipt. There shall be only one further transfer, and in making the one further transfer, the original recipient of the request and the authority or entity making the further transfer have the obligations to consult and make all efforts to identify the proper holder of the information so as not to cause further delay in responding to the request. Chapter 4.0 Exemptions Section 4.1 Exhaustive List of Exempted Documents: Subject to the provisions of Section 4.8, a document, information or record is exempted from disclosure ONLY if it falls in or under one or more of categories of exempted documents listed in this Chapter. Section 4.2 Information Relating to National Defence, Security and International Relations: A document or record is exempted from disclosure or public access if its disclosure would cause injury or substantial harm to the security, defence or international relations of the Republic of Liberia or would divulge any information or matter communicated in confidence by or on behalf of another country to the Government. Section 4.3 Criminal Investigation: A document or record is exempted from disclosure or public access if its disclosure would cause injury or substantial harm to (1) an ongoing criminal investigation, (2) disclose the identity of a confidential source assisting with criminal investigation, or (3) endanger the lives or physical safety of persons involved in criminal investigation. Section 4.4 Trade Secrets: A document or record is exempted from disclosure or public access if its disclosure under this Act would reveal trade secrets belonging to a public authority or a private entity, or destroy the commercial value or affect the competitiveness of a public authority or private entity in relation to the business or work of the authority or entity; provided that this provisions shall not be construed to apply to: (a) Information on the general business or professional affairs of the authority or private entity; or (b) Information on the business, commercial or financial affairs of an undertaking of which that person, or a person on whose behalf that person made the request, is a proprietor. 7