The Heat Networks (Market Framework) (Great Britain) Regulations 2025
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23 Modification of conditions under regulation 21 or 22: early effective date
(1) The date specified by virtue of regulation 21(9) or 22(7) in relation to a modification under that regulation may fall before the end of the usual stand-still period if— (a) the Regulator considers it necessary or expedient for the modification to have effect from a date before the end of the usual stand-still period; and (b) the consultation condition is satisfied. (2) The consultation condition is that the notice under regulation 21(1) or 22(1), as the case may be, relating to the modification— (a) stated the date from which the Regulator proposed that the modification should have effect; (b) stated the Regulator’s reasons for proposing that the modification should have effect from a date before the end of the usual stand-still period; and (c) explained why, in the Regulator’s view, that would not have a material adverse effect on any authorised person. (3) In this regulation, “the end of the usual stand-still period” means the day falling 28 days after the date the notice under regulation 21(7) is published or the day falling 28 days after the date the notice under regulation 22(5) is sent, as the case may be.
23 Modification of conditions under regulation 21 or 22: early effective date
(1) The date specified by virtue of regulation 21(9) or 22(7) in relation to a modification under that regulation may fall before the end of the usual stand-still period if— (a) the Regulator considers it necessary or expedient for the modification to have effect from a date before the end of the usual stand-still period; and (b) the consultation condition is satisfied. (2) The consultation condition is that the notice under regulation 21(1) or 22(1), as the case may be, relating to the modification— (a) stated the date from which the Regulator proposed that the modification should have effect; (b) stated the Regulator’s reasons for proposing that the modification should have effect from a date before the end of the usual stand-still period; and (c) explained why, in the Regulator’s view, that would not have a material adverse effect on any authorised person. (3) In this regulation, “the end of the usual stand-still period” means the day falling 28 days after the date the notice under regulation 21(7) is published or the day falling 28 days after the date the notice under regulation 22(5) is sent, as the case may be.
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