"Would not the common law duty of confidence be in play here?"
I would say so and that Art 14(5)(c) may apply. Whistle-blower confidentiality is protected by law. It is a pity that 14(5)(b) was limited to paragraph 1 information as disclosing like this clearly renders the operation of any sensible whistleblowing scheme impossible
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