Duty to produce records requires persons under inspection to furnish books, electronic records and reasonable cooperation to officers. Regulation 18 requires any person subject to an inspection or investigation under Regulation 17 to produce books, accounts and other documents in their custody or control and to furnish statements and information as required; this includes providing manual or electronic records, copies or computer printouts and extending reasonable facilities, assistance and cooperation to the Inspecting or Investigating Officer, who has full powers for the inspection or investigation.
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Duty to produce records requires persons under inspection to furnish books, electronic records and reasonable cooperation to officers.
Regulation 18 requires any person subject to an inspection or investigation under Regulation 17 to produce books, accounts and other documents in their custody or control and to furnish statements and information as required; this includes providing manual or electronic records, copies or computer printouts and extending reasonable facilities, assistance and cooperation to the Inspecting or Investigating Officer, who has full powers for the inspection or investigation.
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