(1) In this section -
"Court" means the High Court;
"privileged legal material" means information which, in the opinion of the High Court, a person is entitled to refuse to produce on the grounds of legal professional privilege.
(2) If a person refuses to produce information or give access to it, pursuant to a requirement under this Part, on the grounds that the information contains privileged legal material, the Central Bank may, at any time within six months (or such longer period as the Court may allow) of the date of such refusal, apply to the Court for a determination as to whether the information, or any part of the information, is privileged legal material where -
(a) in relation to the information concerned -
(i) the Central Bank has reasonable grounds for believing that it is not privileged legal material, or
(ii) due to the manner or extent to which such information is presented together with any other information, it is impossible or impractical to extract only such informat
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