The company secretary is considered an officer of the company. If the company has provided incorrect price sensitive information to prop up the share price, proviided it can be proved, it's usually the directors that are held to account. The company secretary is normally not in a position to know if the information is correct. But in answer to your question, a company secretary is subject to the same penalties as a director.
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