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The Heat Networks (Market Framework) (Great Britain) Regulations 2025

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15 Regulator’s regulations in relation to application for a heat network authorisation

(1) The Regulator must prescribe one or more of the following— (a) the form in which an application for a heat network authorisation (“application”), including an application within regulation 24 (transfer of heat network authorisations), is to be submitted to the Regulator; (b) information that must be contained in an application including any supporting documents; (c) the manner in which an application and any supporting documents are to be submitted to the Regulator; (d) the fee which is to accompany an application. (2) In this regulation, “prescribe” means prescribe in regulations made by statutory instrument.

Your change, as a redline

15 Regulator’s regulations in relation to application for a heat network authorisation

(1) The Regulator must prescribe one or more of the following— (a) the form in which an application for a heat network authorisation (“application”), including an application within regulation 24 (transfer of heat network authorisations), is to be submitted to the Regulator; (b) information that must be contained in an application including any supporting documents; (c) the manner in which an application and any supporting documents are to be submitted to the Regulator; (d) the fee which is to accompany an application. (2) In this regulation, “prescribe” means prescribe in regulations made by statutory instrument.

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