58 Power to require information etc [for purposes of sections 55 and 57A]
Railways Act 1993 (1993 c 43) | Legislation

58  Power to require information etc [for purposes of sections 55 and 57A]

(1)     Where it appears to the appropriate [authority] that a relevant operator [may have contravened or be contravening—

(a)     a relevant condition or requirement, or

(b)     a final or provisional order made by the appropriate authority,

the] appropriate [authority] may, for any purpose connected with such of [its] functions under section 55 [or 57A] above as are exercisable in relation to that matter, serve a notice under subsection (2) below on any person.

(2)     A notice under this subsection is a notice signed by the appropriate [authority] and—

(a)     requiring the person on whom it is served to produce, at a time

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