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[4(1)Regulations under this Schedule may make provision about—U.K.
(a)requiring the production of documents;
(b)requiring persons to attend an oral hearing;
(c)requiring persons attending an oral hearing—
(i)to give evidence at the hearing;
(ii)to make representations and observations;
(d)requiring persons—
(i)to produce a written statement;
(ii)to verify the statement by a statement of truth.
(2)No person is to be compelled under the regulations—
(a)to produce a document that the person could not be compelled to produce in civil proceedings in the High Court;
(b)to give evidence which the person could not be compelled to give in civil proceedings in the High Court;
(c)to produce a written statement with respect to a matter about which the person could not be compelled to give evidence in civil proceedings in the High Court.
(3)The regulations may provide for a notice requiring the production of documents, attendance of a person, or the production of a written statement to be issued by any member of the CMA.]
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