s 87 Assistance that may be rendered
87.—(1) Despite any provision of or requirement under any prescribed written law, or any rule of law, the Authority or any person authorised by the Authority may, in relation to a request by a regulatory authority of a foreign country for assistance —(a) transmit to the regulatory authority any material in the possession of the Authority that is requested by the regulatory authority or a copy of that material; (b) order any person to provide to the Authority any material that is requested by the regulatory authority or a copy of that material, and transmit the material or copy to the regulatory authority; (c) order any person to transmit directly to the regulatory authority any material that is requested by the regulatory authority or a copy of that material; (d) order any person to make an oral statement to the Authority on any information requested by the regulatory authority, record such statement, and transmit the recorded statement to the regulatory authority; or (e) request any ministry, Government department or statutory authority to provide to the Authority any material that is requested by the regulatory authority or a copy of that material, and transmit the material or copy to the regulatory authority. (2) The assistance mentioned in subsection (1)(c) may only be rendered if the material sought is to enable the regulatory authority to carry out an investigation or enforcement. (3) An order under subsection (1)(b), (c) or (d) has effect despite any obligations as to secrecy or other restrictions upon the disclosure of information imposed by any provision of or requirement under any prescribed written law, rule of law, contract or rule of professional conduct. (4) Nothing in this section compels an advocate and solicitor to provide or transmit any material or copy of material that contains, or to disclose, any privileged communication made by or to the advocate and solicitor in that capacity. (5) An advocate and solicitor who refuses to provide or transmit any material or copy of material that contains, or to disclose, any privileged communication is nevertheless obliged to give the name and address (if known to the advocate and solicitor) of the person to whom, or by or on behalf of whom, the privileged communication was made. (6) A person is not excused from making an oral statement pursuant to an order made under subsection (1)(d) on the ground that the statement might tend to incriminate the person.