The Heat Networks (Market Framework) (Great Britain) Regulations 2025
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57 Expenses relating to consumer advocacy and advice
(1) The Regulator may include in a general authorisation condition a provision requiring an authorised person to pay sums to the Regulator relating to the costs of the bodies listed in paragraph (2) in providing, or arranging for the provision of, consumer advocacy and advice in relation to heat network consumers. (2) The bodies are— (a) Citizens Advice; (b) Citizens Advice Scotland; (c) Consumer Scotland; (d) a qualifying public consumer advice body. (3) A “qualifying public consumer advice body” is a body that is supported by Citizens Advice or Consumer Scotland to enable the body to provide, or arrange for the provision of, consumer advocacy or advice in relation to heat network consumers free of charge.
57 Expenses relating to consumer advocacy and advice
(1) The Regulator may include in a general authorisation condition a provision requiring an authorised person to pay sums to the Regulator relating to the costs of the bodies listed in paragraph (2) in providing, or arranging for the provision of, consumer advocacy and advice in relation to heat network consumers. (2) The bodies are— (a) Citizens Advice; (b) Citizens Advice Scotland; (c) Consumer Scotland; (d) a qualifying public consumer advice body. (3) A “qualifying public consumer advice body” is a body that is supported by Citizens Advice or Consumer Scotland to enable the body to provide, or arrange for the provision of, consumer advocacy or advice in relation to heat network consumers free of charge.
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