The Heat Network (Metering and Billing) Regulations 2014
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10 Enforcement authority
(1) These Regulations shall be enforced by the Secretary of State or in relation to a Scottish network by the Scottish Ministers. (2) The Secretary of State, or the Scottish Ministers in relation to a Scottish network, may authorise in writing any person who appears suitable to act on the Secretary of State's or the Scottish Ministers' behalf to carry out any functions and to exercise any power conferred by these Regulations other than those in regulation 15. (3) Schedule 3 (powers of entry and warrants) and Schedule 4 (civil sanctions) have effect.
10 Enforcement authority
(1) These Regulations shall be enforced by the Secretary of State or in relation to a Scottish network by the Scottish Ministers. (2) The Secretary of State, or the Scottish Ministers in relation to a Scottish network, may authorise in writing any person who appears suitable to act on the Secretary of State's or the Scottish Ministers' behalf to carry out any functions and to exercise any power conferred by these Regulations other than those in regulation 15. (3) Schedule 3 (powers of entry and warrants) and Schedule 4 (civil sanctions) have effect.
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