Part 6: Enforcement Section 143: Information notices: restrictions
This section seeks to replicate section 46 of the 1998 Act, which places certain restrictions on the Commissioner issuing information notices.
	Subsection (1) provides that an information notice cannot be made in respect of personal data being processed for journalistic, academic, artistic or literary purposes, unless the Commissioner has made or is likely to make a written determination under section 174 explaining why it would be justified.
	Subsection (2) provides that an information notice does not require a person to give information to the Commissioner to the extent that requiring the person to do so would involve an infringement of the privileges of either House of Parliament.
	Subsections (3) to (5) provide that an information notice cannot compel a person to provide the Commissioner with details of communications with legal advisers about their compliance with data protection legislation or in connection with any proceedings brought under that legislation.
	Subsection (6) provides that an information notice cannot compel a person to provide information that would expose them to proceedings for the commission of an offence, except in relation to the offences in this Act and the other offences listed in subsection (7). Where an information notice is served on the representative of a controller or processor who is based outside the UK, subsection (9) makes it clear that the representative is not required to provide information that would incriminate the controller or processor.
	Subsection (8) provides that an oral or written statement provided in response to an information notice cannot be used as evidence in criminal proceedings brought under this Act (except where the proceedings relate to the offence in section 144 (false statements made in response to an information notice)) unless in the proceedings the defendant gave evidence which was inconsistent with the statement, and evidence relating to the statement is cited by the person or a question relating to it is asked by the person or on their behalf.