1 This paragraph applies if a relevant enforcer has given a notice under paragraph 1 (1) requiring any information to be provided. 2 The High Court or (in Scotland) the Court of Session may make an information disclosure order against a person (“ the respondent ”) if satisfied on an application by a relevant enforcer that there is information identified in the notice under paragraph 1 (1) which— a has not been provided as required by the notice (either within the time specified in the notice for compliance or subsequently), b is reasonably required by a relevant enforcer for a purpose within paragraph 1 (1) (b) , and c the respondent is able to provide. 3 An information disclosure order is an order requiring the respondent to provide to a relevant enforcer, within such time as is specified in the order, such information falling within sub-paragraph (2) (b) as is identified in the order.
§ Elections Act 2022 Sch. 12 ¶ 2(untitled)
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