The Register of Overseas Entities (Penalties and Northern Ireland Dispositions) Regulations 2023
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(1) After the end of the period stated in the warning notice,the registrar, if satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the person has engaged in the conduct referred to in the warning notice and that that conduct amounts to an offence under Part 1 of the ECTEA, may issue a penalty notice in writing to the person who was issued the warning notice. (2) The penalty notice referred to in paragraph (1) above must set out— (a) the grounds for issuing the financial penalty; (b) whether the financial penalty is a fixed penalty, a daily rate penalty or a combination of both and how it is calculated; (c) in the case of a fixed penalty, the amount of the penalty; (d) in the case of a daily rate penalty, the amount of the daily rate, the day on which the amount first started to accumulate and the day on which, or the circumstances in which, it ceased to accumulate; (e) how payment may be made; (f) the period within which payment is to be made (which period must not end sooner than the end of the period of 28 days beginning on the date of the penalty notice is given); (g) rights of appeal; and (h) the consequences of non-payment.
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(1) After the end of the period stated in the warning notice,the registrar, if satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the person has engaged in the conduct referred to in the warning notice and that that conduct amounts to an offence under Part 1 of the ECTEA, may issue a penalty notice in writing to the person who was issued the warning notice. (2) The penalty notice referred to in paragraph (1) above must set out— (a) the grounds for issuing the financial penalty; (b) whether the financial penalty is a fixed penalty, a daily rate penalty or a combination of both and how it is calculated; (c) in the case of a fixed penalty, the amount of the penalty; (d) in the case of a daily rate penalty, the amount of the daily rate, the day on which the amount first started to accumulate and the day on which, or the circumstances in which, it ceased to accumulate; (e) how payment may be made; (f) the period within which payment is to be made (which period must not end sooner than the end of the period of 28 days beginning on the date of the penalty notice is given); (g) rights of appeal; and (h) the consequences of non-payment.
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