Absolutely. If a body is asked to investigate a complaint and it can't access the information, then it will come to a conclusion that is not based on the full set of facts. This can be, I think, detrimental also for companies, because it may come to a conclusion that the company has violated its responsibility to respect human rights or otherwise acted in a way that is harmful when in fact it might not have done so. Therefore, it can be harmful also to the company.
