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33.—(1) An economic operator (“E”) who receives a request in relation to electrical equipment from the market surveillance authority before the end of the relevant period must, within such period as that authority may specify, identify to the authority—
(a)any other economic operator who has supplied E with the electrical equipment; and
(b)any other economic operator to whom E has supplied the electrical equipment.
(2) The relevant period is—
(a)for information under paragraph (1)(a), 10 years beginning on the day on which E was supplied with the electrical equipment;
(b)for information under paragraph (1)(b), 10 years beginning on the day on which E supplied the electrical equipment.
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