192 Entry of premises
Pensions Act 2004 (2004 c 35) | Legislation

192  Entry of premises

(1)     An appointed person may, for the purpose of enabling or facilitating the performance of any function of the Board in relation to an occupational pension scheme, at any reasonable time enter scheme premises and, while there—

(a)     may make such examination and inquiry as may be necessary for such purpose,

(b)     may require any person on the premises to produce, or secure the production of, any document relevant to that purpose for inspection by the appointed person,

(c)     may take copies of any such document,

(d)     may take possession of any document appearing to be such a document or take in relation to any such document any other steps which appear necessary for preserving

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