(1)It shall be the duty of every trustee, Chief Executive Officer, officer and employee of the National Pension System Trust, to produce to the Authority or its authorised representative or auditor such books, accounts, records including telephone records and electronic records and documents in his custody or control and furnish to it or him with such statements and information relating to activitiesentrusted to it or him by the Authority, as it or he may require, within such reasonable period as may be specified.
(2) The National Pension System Trust shall allow the Authority or its authorised representative or the auditor to have reasonable access to the premises occupied by it or by any other person on its behalf and also extend reasonable facility for examining any books, records including telephone records and electronic records and documents in the possession of the National Pension System Trust or any such other person and also provide copies of documents or other material which in the opinion of the Authority or its authorised representative or auditor are relevant for the purposes of the inspection or audit.
(3) The Authority or its authorised representative or auditor shall, in the course of inspection or audit, be entitled to examine or record statements of any trustee, Chief Executive officer, or employee of the National Pension System Trust.
(4) It shall be the duty of every trustee, Chief Executive Officer and employee of the National Pension System Trust to give to the Authority or its authorised representative or the auditor all assistance which the Authority or its authorised representative or the auditor may reasonably require in connection with the inspection or audit.
(5) The Authority may appoint a qualified valuer or direct a qualified valuer to be appointed by the National Pension System Trust, if so considered necessary by it. The expenses of valuation under this sub-regulation shall be borne by the National Pension System Trust.