4 Right to Information Act, No. 12 of 2016 (e) the information could lead to the disclosure of any medical records relating to any person, unless such person has consented in writing to such disclosure; (f) the information consist of any communication, between a professional and a public authority to whom such professional provides services, which is not permitted to be disclosed under any written law, including any communication between the Attorney General or any officer assisting the Attorney General in the performance of his duties and a public authority; (g) the information is required to be kept confidential by reason of the existence of a fiduciary relationship; (h) the disclosure of such information would(i) cause grave prejudice to the prevention or detection of any crime or the apprehension or prosecution of offenders; or (ii) expose the identity of a confidential source of information in relation to law enforcement or national security, to be ascertained; (i) subject to the provisions of section 29(2)(c), the information has been supplied in confidence to the public authority concerned by a third party and the third party does not consent to its disclosure; (j) the disclosure of such information would be in contempt of court or prejudicial to the maintenance of the authority and impartiality of the judiciary; (k) the disclosure of such information would infringe the privileges of Parliament or of a Provincial Council as provided by Law;