[112A Power of [appropriate Minister] to require information and documents]
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

[112A  Power of [appropriate Minister] to require information and documents]

[(1)     The [appropriate Minister] may by notice require a person within subsection (2) to provide the [appropriate Minister] with such relevant information or documents as the [appropriate Minister] may require in connection with the exercise of functions under this Chapter.

(2)     Those persons are—

(a)     a person who has been, or may be, given a notice under section 105(2)(a) in relation to a relevant object,

(b)     where a person falling within paragraph (a) is a body corporate, a body corporate associated with that person,

(c)     a person not within paragraph (a) or (b) who by virtue of provision made under section 108(3)(b) is subject to the duty under section 109(1) in relation to

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