The Social Security (Further Methods of Recovery) Regulations 2026
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Where a bank must give the Secretary of State information under paragraph 23(5) of Schedule 3ZA, the bank must provide the information before 5.00 p.m. on the— (a) seventh working day beginning with the day after the day the bank was given a pre-deduction notice relating to a proposed lump sum direct deduction order, or a lump sum direct deduction order, or (b) tenth working day beginning with the day after the day the bank was given a— (i) general information notice, (ii) account information notice, (iii) further information notice, (iv) pre-deduction notice in relation to a proposed regular direct deduction order, or (v) regular direct deduction order.
21 Deputies
Where a bank must give the Secretary of State information under paragraph 23(5) of Schedule 3ZA, the bank must provide the information before 5.00 p.m. on the— (a) seventh working day beginning with the day after the day the bank was given a pre-deduction notice relating to a proposed lump sum direct deduction order, or a lump sum direct deduction order, or (b) tenth working day beginning with the day after the day the bank was given a— (i) general information notice, (ii) account information notice, (iii) further information notice, (iv) pre-deduction notice in relation to a proposed regular direct deduction order, or (v) regular direct deduction order.
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