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The Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities etc.) (Amendment) Order 2025

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As published

7 Direction in relation to process for registration for temporary permission

The FCA may by direction specify— (a) the manner in which a desire for registration is required to be notified to the FCA; (b) the date on or after which notification of such a desire may be given; (c) the last date on which such a notification may be given; (d) the amount of any fee payable under its rules in relation to registration; and (e) such information as the FCA may reasonably require to be contained in, or supplied with, such a notification.

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7 Direction in relation to process for registration for temporary permission

The FCA may by direction specify— (a) the manner in which a desire for registration is required to be notified to the FCA; (b) the date on or after which notification of such a desire may be given; (c) the last date on which such a notification may be given; (d) the amount of any fee payable under its rules in relation to registration; and (e) such information as the FCA may reasonably require to be contained in, or supplied with, such a notification.

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