Serious Crime Act 2007
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15A Notification requirements: England and Wales
(1) Schedule 1A contains provision about notifications to be given by a person who is subject to a serious crime prevention order in England and Wales (a “relevant order”). (2) A relevant order— (a) must specify a person listed in section 8(1)(a) as the person to whom a notification under Schedule 1A is to be given; (b) may make provision about how a notification under Schedule 1A is to be given (including provision requiring a person to give a notification in person or otherwise). (3) In this Part references to a “specified person” are to a person specified under subsection (2)(a).
15A Notification requirements: England and Wales
(1) Schedule 1A contains provision about notifications to be given by a person who is subject to a serious crime prevention order in England and Wales (a “relevant order”). (2) A relevant order— (a) must specify a person listed in section 8(1)(a) as the person to whom a notification under Schedule 1A is to be given; (b) may make provision about how a notification under Schedule 1A is to be given (including provision requiring a person to give a notification in person or otherwise). (3) In this Part references to a “specified person” are to a person specified under subsection (2)(a).
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