Part 4: Independent Advice on and Monitoring of UK Internal Market Reporting, advisory and monitoring functions Section 41: Information-gathering powers
This section sets out the powers the CMA will have to gather information in support of its functions in this Part.
	As provided in subsections (2) and (3), the CMA will be able to give an information notice or require the production of a document by an individual, business or public authority. The notice must describe the type of information required, as well as when and how it is expected to be relayed. Under subsection (6) the notice must make clear which precise function of the CMA is relevant as well the legal and financial consequences of non-compliance.
	Subsection (8) sets out that no information can be requested if it cannot be compelled to be given in the course of civil judicial proceedings before the court, and that a notice may not require a person to go more than 10 miles from their residence without having their travelling expenses paid or offered to them.
	Subsection (9) provides a definition of "the court" to include the High Court or Scotland’s Court of Session.