If a decision is made about you under section 41, it will be published online as soon as possible, unless there is a good reason not to. You can think of a good reason as something that stops the decision from being published, like a court order. The decision might be published in part if there is a good reason for not publishing all of it. If the Board decides not to publish a decision, or part of it, they must have a good reason for doing so. A good reason includes things like a court order that says the decision cannot be published. The Board will also consider whether publishing the decision would be fair and just. The Board's decision to publish or not publish will follow the rules set out in section 37B. This means that the Board must consider other laws and rules when deciding what to publish online. You can look at section 37B to understand more about how the Board makes these decisions.