§20131 Public access to information

Summary

The Administrator must let the public look at information they get or make while doing their job. They do not have to share information that a federal law says to keep secret, information classified for national security, or the special kinds of information described next. For up to 5 years, the Administrator may keep private information that comes from agreements under subsections (e) and (f) of section 20113 if it would be a trade secret or commercial or financial record that is privileged or confidential under section 552(b)(4) of title 5. The Administrator still cannot withhold information from duly authorized committees of Congress.