[45C Power to require disclosures by other public authorities]
Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007 (2007 c 18) | Legislation

[45C  Power to require disclosures by other public authorities]

[(1)     This section applies to a public authority to which section 45B does not apply (other than one within subsection (15) of that section).

(2)     Subject to this section and section 45E, the Board may, by notice in writing to a public authority to which this section applies, require the authority to disclose to the Board information which—

(a)     is held by the authority in connection with its functions, and

(b)     is specified, or is of a kind specified, in the notice.

(3)     A notice under subsection (2) may require information to be disclosed on more than one date specified in the notice within a period specified in the notice.

(4)     A notice under subsection (2) other than one within subsection

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