(24)In Quebec, the AMF is vested with exhaustive supervisory authority over all the activities of authorised clearing houses and it supervises CCPs' compliance with the Securities Act (Quebec), the Derivatives Act (Quebec) and the AAMF. These acts establish the general legal framework applicable to the control the AMF exercises over the financial entities it supervises or oversees, such as authorised clearing houses. The AMF has the power, over any authorised clearing house, to request information, to require submission to an examination under oath, to conduct an investigation and to conduct on-site inspections. The AMF has several tools available to remedy breaches of requirements by clearing houses. These include the power to suspend the application of the internal rules and procedures of a recognised clearing house, to order an amendment to a provision or practice of a recognised clearing house in order to make it consistent with applicable legislative provisions, to take action against an authorised clearing house to ensure compliance with undertakings given to the AMF or with applicable legal requirements, to impose fines to an authorised clearing house and to modify, suspend or withdraw all or part of an authorisation or an exemption granted to a clearing house.