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9.—(1) The appropriate authority may direct the exemption registration authority that, in the interests of national security, specified information or information of a specified description must be excluded from the register.
(2) The exemption registration authority must notify the appropriate authority of any information it excludes from the register pursuant to such a direction.
(3) The appropriate authority may direct the exemption registration authority that, in the interests of national security, before information of a specified description is included on the register, the information must be referred to the appropriate authority for determination as to whether or not it should be excluded from the register.
(4) A determination by the appropriate authority under sub-paragraph (3) to exclude information from the register must be given effect by a direction under sub-paragraph (1).
(5) A person may give a notice to the appropriate authority stating that, in the person’s opinion, the inclusion of information on the register would be contrary to the interests of national security.
(6) A notice under sub-paragraph (5) must specify the information and indicate its apparent nature.
(7) A person giving a notice under sub-paragraph (5) must at the same time notify the exemption registration authority.
(8) The exemption registration authority must not include information notified under sub-paragraph (5) on the register unless the appropriate authority determines that it may be included.
(9) A determination by the appropriate authority to exclude information notified under sub-paragraph (5) from the register must be given effect by a direction under sub-paragraph (1).
(10) In relation to an exempt facility that is the subject of a direction or notice given under this paragraph, the requirement in paragraph 3(1)(b), 4(b) or 5(b)—
(a)does not apply where a direction or notice requires the exclusion of all relevant particulars from the register; and
(b)is satisfied where—
(i)a direction under sub-paragraph (1) requires the exclusion of some, but not all, relevant particulars from the register,
(ii)a direction under sub-paragraph (3) requires the exclusion of relevant particulars from the register, or
(iii)a notice under sub-paragraph (5) which is pending a determination under sub-paragraph (8) requires the exclusion of relevant particulars from the register,
and where any relevant particulars which are not subject to a direction or notice are included on the register.
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