PART I] THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA, OCTOBER (i) (ii) 16,20I7 I573 defencr or sccurity ofPakistsn; or the capability, efl-ectiveness of armed forces of Pakista-n or other law enforc€mcnt ogencics; (0 informAtion rnay be exempt (B) iflformotion may b€ exempl if its disclosure is likely to endangcr life, liberty, he{llh or safety ofany individuell if- (i) the information w&s obtained from a third party a'rd on its communication it would constituE an actionable breach of confidcnc€: or (ii) thc information wos obt ined in confidence fiom a third parr]" end it conlains a trade s€cret or if communicaterl it mal' prejudice the commercial or finarrcial inlerests of that third Pary; (h) information may be exempt if it is privileged from production in legal proceciirgs, r less the person entitled lo the privilcge has waived it; (i) infonnation may b€ exempt ifits disclosure is likely to- (i) csuse pr€judicc to lhc etTeclive formulation or developNent of Sovernment policyl (ii) frustrate the success that policy; of a policy, L,y prcnr{turc disclosurc ol (iii) undennino lhe delrbcralive process in a public body by inhibiting thc free .rd frank provision of rdvice or cxchange ofviews; (iv) undennines the effectiveness of s testing auditing pmcedure used by a public body; (v) prejudice the proceedings in a court or a tribunal; and (vi) disclose privilegcd inform.tion shored hotween counsel and the clicnl; (J) infonnation in rEspect ofa crime may not be eriernpt, except lhc information rclatilrS to-