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Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Drainlayers Act 2006

Discipline and offences - Discipline - Investigations

98: Notices to supply information or documents

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"When someone wants info or papers from you, they must give you a written notice."

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You get a notice from an investigator if they want information or documents. The notice must be in writing and signed by the investigator. It can be given to you or to someone who represents you, as decided by the investigator, under section 93(1)(b).

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Discipline: Investigations

98Notices to supply information or documents

  1. Any notice given by an investigator under section 93(1)(b) is sufficiently given if—

  2. it is in writing; and
    1. it is signed by the investigator; and
      1. it is given to the person or persons primarily concerned or to any person or organisation considered by the investigator to represent the person or persons primarily concerned.