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Energy Act 2016

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55 Withdrawal of sanction notices

(1) The OGA may, at any time after giving a sanction notice, withdraw the sanction notice. (2) If a sanction notice is withdrawn by the OGA— (a) the notice ceases to have effect, and (b) the OGA must notify the following persons of the withdrawal of the notice— (i) the person or persons to whom the notice was given, (ii) in the case of a revocation notice, the persons who were required to be informed of the giving of the revocation notice under section 47(8), and (iii) in the case of an operator removal notice, the licensee under whose licence the operator operates.

Your change, as a redline

55 Withdrawal of sanction notices

(1) The OGA may, at any time after giving a sanction notice, withdraw the sanction notice. (2) If a sanction notice is withdrawn by the OGA— (a) the notice ceases to have effect, and (b) the OGA must notify the following persons of the withdrawal of the notice— (i) the person or persons to whom the notice was given, (ii) in the case of a revocation notice, the persons who were required to be informed of the giving of the revocation notice under section 47(8), and (iii) in the case of an operator removal notice, the licensee under whose licence the operator operates.

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