10 (1) An individual receiving or requesting to receive legal aid services, and any person responsible for the individual, shall, in accordance with the rules made under subclause 46 (1) (f) (ii) or (g) (ii), as the case may be, provide to the Corporation the information required by those rules. Corporation may disclose information to service provider (2) The Corporation may disclose to a service provider who is providing legal aid services to an individual information, including personal information, provided to the Corporation for the purposes of this Act by the individual or by a person responsible for the individual. Service provider’s obligation to disclose information (3) A service provider shall immediately notify the Corporation if anything comes to the service provider’s attention respecting an individual receiving legal aid services that indicates that, (a)  the individual, (i)  may have, in requesting to receive legal aid services, misrepresented his or her circumstances or failed to make full disclosure of those circumstances to the extent required by the rules, or (ii)  may have failed to make full disclosure of any change in his or her circumstances to the extent required by the rules; and (b)  the individual may not have been eligible or may no longer be eligible to receive legal aid services. Failure to provide information (4) If anything comes to the attention of the Corporation that indicates that an individual or a person responsible for an individual has failed to discharge an obligation under subsection (1), the Corporation may, (a)  declare that the individual is not eligible to receive legal aid services and cease to provide legal aid services to the individual; and (b)  recover from the individual or the person responsible for the individual, as the case may be, any costs to the Corporation of the legal aid services provided to the individual. Review (5) The individual or the person responsible for the individual may apply in accordance with the rules for a review of the Corporation’s determination under subsection (4). Failure of service provider’s obligation to disclose information (6) If anything comes to the attention of the Corporation that indicates that a service provider has failed to discharge an obligation under subsection (3), the Corporation may, (a)  declare that the service provider is not entitled to payment by the Corporation for all or a specified part of the legal aid services provided by the service provider to the individual; and (b)  recover from the service provider the amount, if any, paid by the Corporation for the legal aid services for which the service provider is not entitled to payment. Review (7) The service provider may apply in accordance with the rules for a review of the Corporation’s determination under subsection (6). Recovery (8) The amount a person or entity is required to pay to the Corporation under clause (4) (b) or (6) (b) is a debt owing to the Corporation that may be recovered in any court of competent jurisdiction. Enforcement by court (9) If the person or entity does not pay the amount when it becomes due, the Corporation may issue a notice stating that the person or entity is in default under this Act and setting out the amount owed to the Corporation. Same (10) The Corporation may, without any personal attendance, file the notice with the Superior Court of Justice or the Small Claims Court, as applicable, and, on filing, the notice is enforceable as if it were an order of that court.