86 Information and documents: supplemental provisions
Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013 (2013 c 33) | Legislation

86  Information and documents: supplemental provisions

(1)     In this section “relevant document” means a document produced in response to a requirement imposed under section 81 or 85.

(2)     In a case where—

(a)     the Payment Systems Regulator has power under section 81, or an investigator has power under section 85, to require a person to produce a document, but

(b)     it appears that the document is in the possession of another person,

the power may be exercised in relation to that other person.

(3)     Any person to whom a relevant document is produced may—

(a)     take copies or extracts from the document, or

(b)     require the person producing the document, or any relevant person (see subsection (4)), to provide an explanation of the document.

(4)

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