Energy Act 2016
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53 Publication of details of sanctions
(1) The OGA may publish details of any sanction notice given in accordance with this Chapter. (2) But the OGA may not publish anything that, in the OGA's opinion— (a) is commercially sensitive, (b) is not in the public interest to publish, or (c) is otherwise not appropriate for publication. (3) If, after details of a sanction notice are published by the OGA, the sanction notice is— (a) cancelled on appeal, or (b) withdrawn under section 55, the OGA must publish details of the cancellation or withdrawal.
53 Publication of details of sanctions
(1) The OGA may publish details of any sanction notice given in accordance with this Chapter. (2) But the OGA may not publish anything that, in the OGA's opinion— (a) is commercially sensitive, (b) is not in the public interest to publish, or (c) is otherwise not appropriate for publication. (3) If, after details of a sanction notice are published by the OGA, the sanction notice is— (a) cancelled on appeal, or (b) withdrawn under section 55, the OGA must publish details of the cancellation or withdrawal.
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