Article 14 1.

all statements taken from persons by the safety investigation authority in the course of the safety investigation;

records revealing the identity of persons who have given evidence in the context of the safety investigation;

information collected by the safety investigation authority which is of a particularly sensitive and personal nature, including information concerning the health of individuals;

material subsequently produced during the course of the investigation such as notes, drafts, opinions written by the investigators, opinions expressed in the analysis of information, including flight recorder information;

information and evidence provided by investigators from other Member States or third countries in accordance with the international standards and recommended practices, where so requested by their safety investigation authority;

drafts of preliminary or final reports or interim statements;

cockpit voice and image recordings and their transcripts, as well as voice recordings inside air traffic control units, ensuring also that information not relevant to the safety investigation, particularly information with a bearing on personal privacy, shall be appropriately protected, without prejudice to paragraph 3.