When you provide information or documents under section 53, you have the same privileges as if you were a witness in a court. This means you have certain rights and protections when giving information or handing over documents. These privileges are the same as what a witness would have if they were speaking in court.
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Every person has the same privileges in relation to providing information and documents under section 53 as witnesses have in a proceeding before a court.
