Disclosure of Information Relevant to Enforcement of Tobacco Manufacturer's Escrow Fund Act
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Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the commissioner shall, upon request, disclose to the attorney general and reporter, or any attorney working under the attorney general and reporter's supervision and control, information obtained by the commissioner that is relevant to the enforcement of the Tennessee Tobacco Manufacturers' Escrow Fund Act of 1999, compiled in title 47, chapter 31. The commissioner, the attorney general and reporter, or any attorney working under the attorney general and reporter's supervision and control, may disclose information provided under this section that may otherwise be confidential:
In discharge of the duty to enforce or defend the provisions of this part or the Tennessee Tobacco Manufacturers' Escrow Fund Act of 1999;
In the course of any litigation, arbitration, or proceeding related to the Tennessee Tobacco Manufacturers' Escrow Fund Act of 1999, the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, or the NPM Adjustment Settlement Agreement; or
In complying with provisions in the NPM Adjustment Settlement Agreement related to a data clearinghouse.
Any tobacco sales data provided by another state, a tobacco product manufacturer, or other person or entity to a data clearinghouse pursuant to the NPM Adjustment Settlement Agreement that is also provided to the commissioner pursuant to that agreement, shall be treated as confidential tax information as defined in § 67-1-1701. This subsection (b) only applies to information received by the commissioner solely as a result of the NPM Adjustment Settlement Agreement.