The phrase 'any such information' in s 155(1)(a) of the Trade Practices Act 1974 refers to any information relating to the relevant matter and is not limited to information the Chairman has reason to believe the recipient can furnish. The words 'may constitute' in s 155(1) are not limited to future contraventions but encompass past matters where the full facts are not yet known. A s 155 notice need only describe the matters with sufficient clarity to enable the recipient to perceive that they may constitute contraventions of the Act.
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