76. Proof of compliance.
(1) A person shall, if at any time called upon in writing by the Commission to do so, produce to the
Commission all such evidence and provide all such information as the person may have relating to his
compliance with any of the provisions of this Act or its subsidiary legislation, as the Commission may
generally, or in relation to any particular case, require.
(2) Subsection (1) shall not affect any other power conferred on the Commission under this Act.
77. Commission may retain documents.
(1) The Commission may take, and retain for as long as is necessary, possession of a document
produced under this Chapter.
(2) The person otherwise entitled to possession of the document is entitled to be supplied, as soon as
practicable, with a copy certified by the Commission to be a true copy.
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions of any other written law, the certified copy shall be received by all
courts and tribunals as evidence as if it were the original.
(4) Until a certified copy is supplied, the Commission shall, at such times and places as the
Commission thinks appropriate, permit the person otherwise entitled to possession of the document,
or a person authorised by that person, to inspect and make copies of, or take extracts from, the
document.
78. Incorrect record.
A person shall not, in purported compliance with a requirement imposed by the record-keeping rules
made under section 268, make a record of any matter or thing in such manner that it does not
correctly record the matter or thing.
79. Record of information.
(1) The Commission shall maintain a record of all information, evidence or documents received
pursuant to the directions given under subsection 73(2).
(2) The record shall be made available to the public.
80. Publication of information.
(1) The Commission may publish information received in the course of exercising its powers and
functions under this Chapter if it is satisfied that the publication is consistent with the objects of this
Act.
(2) The Commission shall consider the commercial interest of the parties to whom the information
relates before publishing the information.
(3) The Commission shall not publish any information or any part of any information disclosed to it if
the publication would—
(a) disclose a matter of a confidential character;