Notice of investigation dispensable if records risk destruction; authority can access premises and obtain court seizure orders. The regulations require service providers to receive a notice of investigation before an investigation unless notice would imperil records; the Investigating Authority may demand records and statements, conduct on-site visits, examine associated persons with recorded and signed statements, retain produced records for a limited period, and require access to premises and copies of relevant material. If records are at risk of being compromised, the Authority may seek a court order authorizing entry, search and seizure, and may requisition police or government officers to assist, with searches conducted in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure.
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Notice of investigation dispensable if records risk destruction; authority can access premises and obtain court seizure orders.
The regulations require service providers to receive a notice of investigation before an investigation unless notice would imperil records; the Investigating Authority may demand records and statements, conduct on-site visits, examine associated persons with recorded and signed statements, retain produced records for a limited period, and require access to premises and copies of relevant material. If records are at risk of being compromised, the Authority may seek a court order authorizing entry, search and seizure, and may requisition police or government officers to assist, with searches conducted in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure.
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