sec.150CHPower to require information

### sec.150CH Power to require information This section applies if an investigator reasonably believes— an offence against a conduct provision has been committed and a person may be able to give the investigator information about the commission of the offence; or a person has information reasonably necessary for the investigator to investigate the conduct of a councillor. The investigator may, by notice given to the person, require the person to give the investigator the information by a stated reasonable time. When making a requirement of a person under subsection (2) , the investigator must give the person an offence warning for the requirement. For information that is an electronic document, compliance with the requirement requires the giving of a clear image or written version of the electronic document. In this section— information includes a document. s 150CH ins 2018 No. 8 s 12 (sec.150CH-ssec.1) This section applies if an investigator reasonably believes— an offence against a conduct provision has been committed and a person may be able to give the investigator information about the commission of the offence; or a person has information reasonably necessary for the investigator to investigate the conduct of a councillor. (sec.150CH-ssec.2) The investigator may, by notice given to the person, require the person to give the investigator the information by a stated reasonable time. (sec.150CH-ssec.3) When making a requirement of a person under subsection (2) , the investigator must give the person an offence warning for the requirement. (sec.150CH-ssec.4) For information that is an electronic document, compliance with the requirement requires the giving of a clear image or written version of the electronic document. (sec.150CH-ssec.5) In this section— information includes a document. - (a) an offence against a conduct provision has been committed and a person may be able to give the investigator information about the commission of the offence; or - (b) a person has information reasonably necessary for the investigator to investigate the conduct of a councillor.