s. 106 104 Report on execution of production order etc. (1) The person to whom a production order is issued must give a report in writing to the magistrate or judge who made the order— (a) stating whether or not the order was executed; and (b) if the order was executed—setting out briefly the result of the execution of the order (including a brief description of any document inspected, copied or retained or from which an extract was taken); and (c) if the order was not executed—setting out briefly the reasons why the order was not executed. (2) A report must be made within 10 days after the expiry of the production order. 105 Absence etc. of magistrate or judge who made production order If the magistrate or judge who made a production order has ceased to hold office or is absent, a report required to be given to him or her under section 104 must be given to any other magistrate or judge. 106 Effect of production orders on proceedings etc. (1) A person is not excused from producing or making available a document when required to do so by a production order on the ground that to do so— (a) might tend to incriminate the person or make the person liable to a penalty; or
104 Report on execution of production order etc. (1) The person to whom a production order is issued must give a report in writing to the magistrate or judge who made the order— (a) stating whether or not the order was executed; and (b) if the order was executed—setting out briefly the result of the execution of the order (including a brief description of any document inspected, copied or retained or from which an extract was taken); and (c) if the order was not executed—setting out briefly the reasons why the order was not executed. (2) A report must be made within 10 days after the expiry of the production order. 105 Absence etc. of magistrate or judge who made production order If the magistrate or judge who made a production order has ceased to hold office or is absent, a report required to be given to him or her under section 104 must be given to any other magistrate or judge. 106 Effect of production orders on proceedings etc. s. 106 (1) A person is not excused from producing or making available a document when required to do so by a production order on the ground that to do so— (a) might tend to incriminate the person or make the person liable to a penalty; or
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