(1) If the CEO has reasonable grounds to believe that a person other than a participant or a prospective participant has information, or has custody or control of a document, that may be relevant to one or more of the matters mentioned in subsection (2), the CEO may require the person to give the information, or produce the document, to the Agency.
(2) The matters are as follows:
(a) whether a prospective participant meets the access criteria;
(b) whether a participant continues to meet the access criteria;
(c) whether a person purporting to act on a person's behalf for the purposes of this Act has the authority to do so;
(d) the preparation, variation or reassessment of a participant's plan;
(e) the monitoring of supports funded for, or provided to, a participant;
(f) whether NDIS amounts paid to the participant or to another person have been spent in accordance with the participant's plan;
(g) whether a participant or other person has complied with section 46;
(h) whether a participant receives:
(i) supports or funding through a statutory compensation scheme or a statutory care or support scheme; or
(ii) any other disability support;
(k) the functions of the Agency.