CAP. 201]
Prevention of Bribery
[1987 Ed.
Conspiracy.
(2) Any costs awarded under subsection (1)—
(a) shall, except where the amount is fixed by the court or the Court of Appeal, be ascertained by the Registrar of the Supreme Court; and
(b) shall be paid from general revenue.
(Added, 50 of 1987, s. 4)
12A. (1) Any person convicted of conspiracy to commit an offence under this Part shall be dealt with and punished in like manner as if convicted of such offence and any rules of evidence which apply with respect to the proof of any such offence shall apply in like manner to the proof of conspiracy to commit such offence.
(2) The powers of investigation conferred by Part III of this Ordinance shall apply with respect to a conspiracy to commit an offence under this Ordinance in like manner as they apply to the investigation of any such offence.
(Added, 28 of 1980, s. 6)
PART III
POWERS OF INVESTIGATION
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Special powers of investigation.
13. (1) Where it appears to the Commissioner that an offence under this Ordinance may have been committed by any person, he may for the purposes of an investigation of such offence authorize in writing any investigating officer to exercise the following powers on the production by him of the authorization (Amended, 9 of 1974, s. 5)
(a) to investigate and inspect any share account, purchase account, club account, subscription account, investment account, trust account, mutual or trust fund account, expense account, bank account or other account of whatsoever kind or description, any safe-deposit box, and any banker's books or company books, of or relating to any person named or otherwise identified in such authorization;
(b) to require from any person the production of any accounts, books, documents, safe-deposit box or other article of or relating to any person named or otherwise identified in such authorization which may be required for the purpose of such investigation and the disclosure of all or any information relating thereto, and to take copies of such accounts, books or documents or of any relevant entry therein and photographs of any such box (including the contents thereof) or other article. (Amended, 50 of 1987, s. 5)
(2) (a) Every authorization given under subsection (1) shall be deemed also to authorize the investigating officer to require from any person information as to whether or not
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CAP. 201]
Prevention of Bribery
[1987 Ed.
Conspiracy.
(2) Any costs awarded under subsection (1)—
(a) shall, except where the amount is fixed by the court or the Court of Appeal, be ascertained by the Registrar of the Supreme Court; and
(b) shall be paid from general revenue.
(Added, 50 of 1987, s.
4)
12A. (1) Any person convicted of conspiracy to commit an offence under this Part shall be dealt with and punished in like manner as if convicted of such offence and any rules of evidence which apply with respect to the proof of any such offence shall apply in like manner to the proof of conspiracy to commit such offence.
(2) The powers of investigation conferred by Part III of this Ordinance shall apply with respect to a conspiracy to commit an offence under this Ordinance in like manner as they apply to the investigation of any such offence.
( Added, 28 of 1980, s. 6)
PART III
POWERS OF INVESTIGATION
€
Special powers of investigation.
13. (1) Where it appears to the Commissioner that an offence under this Ordinance may have been committed by any person, he may for the purposes of an investigation of such offence authorize in writing any investigating officer to exercise the following powers on the production by him of the authorization (Amended, 9 of 1974, s. 5)
(a) to investigate and inspect any share account, purchase account, club account, subscription account, investment account, trust account, mutual or trust fund account, expense account, bank account or other account of what- soever kind or description, any safe-deposit box, and any banker's books or company books, of or relating to any person named or othewise identified in such authorization;
(b) to require from any person the production of any accounts, books, documents, safe-deposit box or other article of or relating to any person named or otherwise identified in such authorization which may be required for the purpose of such investigation and the disclosure of all or any information relating thereto, and to take copies of such accounts, books or documents or of any relevant entry therein and photographs of any such box (including the contents thereof) or other article. (Amended, 50 of 1987, 8.5)
(2) (a) Every authorization given under subsection (1) shall be deemed also to authorize the investigating officer to require from any person information as to whether or not
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