[137A Information required from communications providers]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[137A  Information required from communications providers]

[(1)     OFCOM may require a communications provider—

(a)     to publish any information held by the provider, or

(b)     to provide any such information to OFCOM for publication by OFCOM.

(2)     The information that OFCOM may require the communications provider to publish or provide under subsection (1) includes information that OFCOM require the provider to produce, generate or obtain for that purpose.

(3)     For that purpose OFCOM may, in particular, require the communications provider—

(a)     to collect

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