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if so required by the investigator, give to him such

explanation or further particulars in respect of a record

or other document produced in compliance with a requirement

under paragraph (a) as the investigator shall specify;

(c)

attend before the investigator at such time and place as

he may require in writing, and answer truthfully and to

the best of his ability such questions relating to the

matters under investigation as the investigator may put to

him; and

(a)

give to the investigator all assistance in connection with

the investigation which he is reasonably able to give.

(5) A person is not excused from answering a question put to

him under this section by the investigator on the ground that the

answer might tend to incriminate him, but where such person claims,

before answering the question, that the answer might tend to

incriminate him, neither the question nor the answer shall be

admissible in evidence against him in criminal proceedings other than

proceedings for an offence under subsection (13) or section 36 of the

Crimes Ordinance (Cap. 200) in respect of the answer; and the

investigator shall, before asking any question under this section,

inform the person concerned of the limitation imposed by this

subsection in respect of the admissibility in evidence of the

question and any answer given.