(g)
for protecting persons other than persons at work
against risk to health or safety arising out of or in connection with
the actions of persons at work; or
(h)
designed for –
(i)
protecting members of the public against conduct
which adversely affect their interests by persons carrying
on a business;
(ii)
regulating agreements or conduct which have as
their object or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion
of competition in connection with any commercial activity;
or
(iii)
regulating conduct on the part of one or more
undertakings which amounts to the abuse of a dominant
position in a market,
shall be exempt from the application of sections 23 to 26 to the extent that
such an application would be likely to prejudice the proper discharge of
such functions.
49.
(1)
Journalism, literature and art
The processing of personal data for journalistic, literary and artistic purposes
shall be exempt from the provisions specified in subsection (2) where (a)
such processing is undertaken with a view to the publication of
any journalistic, literary or artistic material;
(b)
the data controller involved in such processing reasonably
believes that the publication would be in the public interest; and
(c)
the data controller reasonably believes that compliance with any
such provisions would be incompatible with such purposes.