28 (1) The transition board has the following powers to obtain information, records and documents from an old municipality, a divided municipality and a local board of either of them: 1. To require the old municipality, divided municipality or local board to submit a report to the transition board, i. identifying the assets and liabilities of the old municipality, divided municipality or local board, or specified categories of those assets and liabilities, and ii. naming the members and employees of the old municipality, divided municipality or local board and stating their position, terms of employment, remuneration and employment benefits. 2. To require the old municipality or divided municipality to submit a report to the transition board listing the entities, including local boards, i. that were established by or for the old municipality or divided municipality and that exist when the report is made, or ii. that received funding from the old municipality or divided municipality in 1999. 3. To require the old municipality or divided municipality to submit a report to the transition board, i. listing the entities, including local boards, to which the old municipality or divided municipality has the power to make appointments, and ii. for each entity, identifying the source of the power to make the appointments, naming each current appointee and stating when his or her term expires. 4. To require the old municipality, divided municipality or local board to give the transition board information, records or documents that are in the possession or control of the municipality or local board and are relevant to the functions of the transition board. 5. To require the old municipality, divided municipality or local board to create a new document or record that is relevant to the functions of the transition board by compiling existing information, and to give the document or record to the transition board. 6. To require the old municipality, divided municipality or local board to give the transition board a report concerning any matter the transition board specifies that is relevant to the functions of the transition board. 7. To require the old municipality, divided municipality or local board to update information previously given to the transition board under any of the preceding paragraphs. 8. To impose a deadline for complying with a requirement imposed under any of the preceding paragraphs.  1999, c. 14, Sched. B, s. 28 (1). Conflict (2) A requirement of the transition board under subsection (1) prevails over a restriction or prohibition in the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.  1999, c. 14, Sched. B, s. 28 (2). Secondments (3) The transition board may require that an employee of an old municipality, a divided municipality or a local board of either be seconded to work for the transition board.  1999, c. 14, Sched. B, s. 28 (3). Same (4) A person who is seconded to the transition board remains the employee of the old municipality, divided municipality or local board, which is entitled to recover his or her salary and the cost of his or her employment benefits from the transition board.  1999, c. 14, Sched. B, s. 28 (4). Same (5) A person who is seconded to the transition board is entitled to receive the same employment benefits and at least the same salary as in his or her permanent position.  1999, c. 14, Sched. B, s. 28 (5).