Unsolicited Electronic Messages Ordinance Part 5 5-20 Section 36 Cap. 593 (1) If the Authority is satisfied that there are reasonable grounds for believing that a person is, or is likely to be, in possession of information (including but not limited to passwords) or a document that is relevant to the Authority’s investigation of a contravention or suspected contravention of a provision of this Ordinance, the Authority may serve a notice in writing on the person, accompanied by a copy of this section in Chinese and English— (a) requesting the person to— (i) give the information in writing to the Authority; or (ii) produce the document to the Authority, as the case requires, before a date (the relevant date) specified in the notice, being a date reasonable in all the circumstances of the case; and (b) stating that if the person is of the view that he cannot, or does not wish to, comply with the request, then he may make representations in writing to the Authority as to why he is of that view before the relevant date. (2) Where the Authority receives representations referred to in subsection (1)(b) from a person, the Authority shall, after considering the representations, serve a notice in writing on the person— (a) stating that the Authority representations; and (b) stating either— has considered the (i) that the notice served on the person under subsection (1) is withdrawn with effect from the date of service of the notice under this subsection; or (ii) that the notice served on the person under subsection (1) remains in force and the Authority Last updated date 5.12.2014