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Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

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As published

172 Additional power of persons appointed as a result of section 168(1) , (4) or (4B).

(1) An investigator has the powers conferred by section 171. (2) An investigator may also require a person who is neither the subject of the investigation (“the person under investigation”) nor a person connected with the person under investigation— (a) to attend before the investigator at a specified time and place and answer questions; or (b) otherwise to provide such information as the investigator may require for the purposes of the investigation. (3) A requirement may only be imposed under subsection (2) if the investigator is satisfied that the requirement is necessary or expedient for the purposes of the investigation. (4) “Investigator” means a person appointed as a result of subsection (1) , (4) or (4B) of section 168. (5) “Specified” means specified in a notice in writing.

Your change, as a redline

172 Additional power of persons appointed as a result of section 168(1) , (4) or (4B).

(1) An investigator has the powers conferred by section 171. (2) An investigator may also require a person who is neither the subject of the investigation (“the person under investigation”) nor a person connected with the person under investigation— (a) to attend before the investigator at a specified time and place and answer questions; or (b) otherwise to provide such information as the investigator may require for the purposes of the investigation. (3) A requirement may only be imposed under subsection (2) if the investigator is satisfied that the requirement is necessary or expedient for the purposes of the investigation. (4) “Investigator” means a person appointed as a result of subsection (1) , (4) or (4B) of section 168. (5) “Specified” means specified in a notice in writing.

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