Authority Confidential Information may be understood as the information and documents obtained by COFECE during its investigation proceedings (such as on-site inspections, requests of information, testimonials, etc.). According to article 124 of the LFCE, this information and documents obtained directly by the Commission may be considered as reserved, confidential, or public information pursuant to article 125 of the same LFCE.  Article 124 also establishes that, during the investigation proceeding, access to the file (and its information and documents) is not allowed, and, during further stages of proceedings, only economic agents with a legal standing may have access to it, with the exception of information classified as confidential.  Also, according to article 125 of the LFCE, confidential information will only be considered as such at the economic agent’s request, and upon validation that the information has this character. If an economic agent considers that part of the information provided is confidential it must submit a request to the Commission explaining and justifying the reasons why the information has such nature. Likewise, the request must include a summary of the confidential information. The summary must be satisfactory to the Commission, so it can be integrated into the file. The summary should describe the information requested to be identified as confidential, specifying (i) the harm of damage that may be caused to the competitive position of the economic agent; (ii) if it is personal information; (iii) the risk to the economic agent’s safety if the information is disclosed; and/or (iv) the legal provisions prohibiting its disclosure. If the economic agent is unable to provide said summary, it must express the reasons for this inability, in which case the Commission may draft the corresponding summary.