(1) An enforcement order or undertaking may include a requirement to take such enhanced consumer measures as the court considers just and reasonable.

(2) For this purpose, the court must in particular consider whether any proposed enhanced consumer measures are proportionate having regard to -

(a) the likely benefit of the measures to consumers,

(b) the costs likely to be incurred by the respondent, and

(c) the likely cost to consumers of obtaining the benefit of the measures.

(3) The costs referred to in subsection (2)(b) are -

(a) the cost of the measures, and

(b) the reasonable administrative costs associated with taking the measures.

(4) Where the respondent is required under an enforcement order or an undertaking to take enhanced consumer measures, the order or undertaking may include requirements for the respondent to provide information or documents to the court in order that the court may determine whether the respondent is taking those measures.

(5) Subsection (6) applies if -