(1) The Central Bank may apply to the High Court for any order or all of the orders specified in subsection (2) if the Central Bank reasonably believes that a person has failed to comply with —
(a) this Act or the Regulations; or
(b) an order, a direction or a notice of the Central Bank.
(2) The orders referred to in subsection (1) are —
(a) an order directing the person to comply with this Act, the Regulations or the order, direction or notice of the Central Bank;
(b) an order restraining the person from contravening this Act, the Regulations or the order, direction or notice of the Central Bank;
(c) in the case of an entity, an order —
(i) directing the directors and officers of the entity to comply with this Act, the Regulations or the order, direction or notice of the Central Bank, or
(ii) restraining the directors and officers of the entity from contravening this Act, the Regulations or the order, direction or notice of the Central Bank; and
(d) any other order, relief or remedy that the High Court may grant.
(3) On hearing an application under subsection (1), the High Court may make such order as the High Court considers appropriate.