Power to require particular information
166 Power to require particular information
The chief executive may, by notice, require a land trust to give the chief executive stated information, or stated types of information, in its possession or control that is, or are, relevant to the operation of the land trust or the conduct of its business.
Examples of information—
• information about how a land trust made a particular decision
• accounts, bank statements and other financial information
• minutes of meetings
The notice must state a reasonable period to comply with the requirement.
The land trust must comply with the requirement unless complying with the notice would place the land trust in contravention of a law.
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