102 Information notices
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102  Information notices

(1)     A notice given under section 100(1) or 101(1) is referred to in this Act as an information notice.

(2)     An information notice may require information in any form (including in electronic form).

(3)     An information notice must—

(a)     specify or describe the information to be provided,

(b)     specify why OFCOM require the information,

(c)     specify the form and manner in which it must be provided, and

(d)     contain information about the consequences of not complying with the notice.

(4)     An information notice must

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