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Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

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218A Regulators' power to require information

(1) Each regulator may make rules enabling that regulator to require authorised persons or recognised investment exchanges carrying on a regulated activity relating to a trading facility to— (a) provide information to the scheme manager on the request of that regulator or the scheme manager; or (b) provide information to that regulator, which may then be made available to the scheme manager by that regulator. (2) A requirement may be imposed only if the regulator thinks the information is of a kind that may be of use to the scheme manager in connection with functions in respect of the scheme. (3) A requirement under this section may apply— (a) to authorised persons generally or only to specified persons or classes of person; (aa) to recognised investment exchanges mentioned in subsection (1) generally or only to specified exchanges or classes of exchange; (b) to the provision of information at specified periods, in connection with specified events or in other ways. (4) In addition to requirements under this section, a notice under section 165 may relate to information or documents which the regulator thinks are reasonably required by the scheme manager in connection with the performance of functions in respect of the scheme; and section 165(4) is subject to this subsection. (5) Rules under subsection (1) shall be prepared, made and treated in the same way as (and may be combined with) the regulator's general rules.

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218A Regulators' power to require information

(1) Each regulator may make rules enabling that regulator to require authorised persons or recognised investment exchanges carrying on a regulated activity relating to a trading facility to— (a) provide information to the scheme manager on the request of that regulator or the scheme manager; or (b) provide information to that regulator, which may then be made available to the scheme manager by that regulator. (2) A requirement may be imposed only if the regulator thinks the information is of a kind that may be of use to the scheme manager in connection with functions in respect of the scheme. (3) A requirement under this section may apply— (a) to authorised persons generally or only to specified persons or classes of person; (aa) to recognised investment exchanges mentioned in subsection (1) generally or only to specified exchanges or classes of exchange; (b) to the provision of information at specified periods, in connection with specified events or in other ways. (4) In addition to requirements under this section, a notice under section 165 may relate to information or documents which the regulator thinks are reasonably required by the scheme manager in connection with the performance of functions in respect of the scheme; and section 165(4) is subject to this subsection. (5) Rules under subsection (1) shall be prepared, made and treated in the same way as (and may be combined with) the regulator's general rules.

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