246. Where —(a)
under a corresponding law of another country an inspector has been appointed to investigate the affairs of a corporation; and
(b)
the Minister is of the opinion that, in connection with that investigation, it is expedient that an investigation be made in Singapore,
the Minister may by notice declare that the inspector so appointed is to have the same powers and duties in Singapore in relation to the investigation as if the corporation were a declared company and the inspector had been appointed under section 231 and thereupon the inspector has those powers and duties.
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