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of <h1>Clause 217: Inspectors' Powers and Duties in Company Investigations; Non-Compliance Risks Fines, Imprisonment, and Disqualification.</h1> Clause 217 of the Companies Bill, 2011 outlines the duties and powers of inspectors during company investigations. Officers, employees, and agents, including former ones, must preserve and produce relevant documents and assist inspectors. Inspectors can require information from other bodies if necessary and have powers akin to a civil court, including document production and witness examination. Non-compliance can result in imprisonment and fines. Inspectors can seek assistance from government authorities and engage in international cooperation for evidence collection. Violations may lead to disqualification from holding office. The process includes provisions for cross-border investigations and evidence sharing.
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