Part 5 - Regulation of Estate Management Section 97: Enforcement of Sections 95 and 96
Section 97 sets out the enforcement provisions for failing to comply with requirements relating to sales information requests (Section 95) and charges for the provision of information (Section 96).
	Subsection (1) sets out that an application can be made to the appropriate tribunal by a person who has made a sales information request or an onward request ("C") on the ground that another person ("D") failed to comply with a requirement under Section 95 or Section 96.
	Subsection (2) sets out orders that the appropriate tribunal can make. It can make one or more of the following orders: (a) an order that D comply with the requirement of providing the requested information before the end of a specified period; (b) an order that D pay damages to C for the failure to comply; (c) if D charged C in excess of a limit specified in regulations under Section 96(2)(a), an order that D repay the amount charged in excess of the limit to C; and (d) if D charged C in breach of regulations under Section 96(2)(b), an order that D repay the amount charged to C.
	Subsection (3) details that damages under subsection (2)(b) must not exceed £5,000. Subsection (4) confers powers on the appropriate authority to amend the amount of damages in subsection (3) by regulations if it considers expedient to do so to reflect changes in the value of money.
	Subsection (5) makes it clear that any statutory instrument containing regulations under this Section is subject to the negative procedure.