The provision in the act to which you're referring is related to the disclosure of information in a Governor in Council order. At the end of the national security review process, the Governor in Council can make an order. The act provides for a variety of different types of things that could be contained in that order. It could prohibit an investment, permit an investment, or it could permit it with conditions.
Then, the provision allowing the minister to disclose information in the order says that the minister shall not disclose the information, if the investor satisfies the minister without delay that the communication would prejudice them.
It's a similar structure to the exceptions for disclosure of information under the net benefit process, which already exists in the act; it requires that the minister be satisfied. We're talking about businesses' investments, commercially sensitive information, the disclosure of which could be prejudicial.