Implementation Rules for Article 43 of the Law of the People’s Republic of China on Safeguarding National Security in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
(5) Where an order under subsection (2) authorizes the Secretary for Justice to require a person to answer questions or furnish information with respect to any matter that reasonably appears to an authorized officer to be relevant to an investigation, the Secretary for Justice may by one, or more than one, notice in writing served on that person require that person to attend before an authorized officer at a specified time and place, or at specified times and places, and answer questions or furnish information with respect to any matter that reasonably appears to the authorized officer to be relevant to the investigation.
(6) Where an order under subsection (2) authorizes the Secretary for Justice to require a person to produce any material that reasonably appears to the Secretary for Justice to relate to any matter relevant to an investigation, or any material of a class that reasonably appears to the Secretary for Justice so to relate, the Secretary for Justice may by one, or more than one, notice in writing served on that person require that person to produce at a specified time and place, or at specified times and places, any specified material that reasonably appears to the Secretary for Justice so to relate or any material of a specified class that reasonably appears to the Secretary for Justice so to relate.
(7) A notice in writing imposing a requirement on a person under subsection (5) or (6) must—
- (a) state that a court order has been made under this section and include—
- (i) the date of the order;
- (ii) the particulars of the offence endangering national security under investigation;
