(1) shall investigate the matters to be determined by the Board in a
hearing under this title;

(2) as a party to any proceeding brought under this title, shall present to
the Board the evidence that the Attorney General considers appropriate; and

(3) may recommend:

(i) whether the Board should debar the person; and

(ii) the appropriate time period of the debarment.

(d) (1) If the Attorney General reasonably believes that a person may have
information or may be in possession, custody, or control of any original or copy of any
book, record, report, memorandum, paper communication, tabulation, map, charts
photograph, mechanical transcription, or other tangible document or recording,
wherever situated, which the Attorney General believes is relevant to, or may lead to
the discovery of, evidence relevant to the subject matter of an investigation of a
possible basis for debarment under this title, the Attorney General, before [making
any recommendation] INITIATING DEBARMENT PROCEEDINGS OR RECOMMENDING
SUSPENSION AS provided for in this title, may serve on the person a written
investigative demand which requires the person to perform any one or more of the
following:

(i) to be examined under oath;

(ii) to answer written interrogatories; or

(iii) to produce documentary material and permit inspection and
copying of such material.

(2) The demand of the Attorney General shall:

(i) state the grounds for debarment under investigation;

(it) describe the class of documentary material to be produced
under the demand with sufficient specificity to indicate fairly the material demanded;

(iii) contain a copy of the written interrogatories;

(iv) prescribe a reasonable time of not less than 3 days after the
demand is served at which time the person must appear to testify, within which time
the person must answer the written interrogatories, and within which time the
documentary materials must be produced;

(v) specify the place for the taking of testimony and for the
production of documentary materials; and

(vi) identify the member of the Office of the Attorney General who

will:

1. take testimony;

2. receive the answers to the written interrogatories; and