Crime (International Co-operation) Act 2003
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58 Notice under section 57
(1) A notice under section 57 must— (a) give particulars of the offence in respect of which the Republic of Ireland disqualification was imposed and the period of that disqualification, (b) state that the offender is disqualified in each part of the United Kingdom for a period equal to the unexpired period of the Republic of Ireland disqualification, (c) state the date from which, and period for which, he is disqualified, (d) give particulars of any relevant condition mentioned in section 57(4)(b), (e) give details of his right to appeal under section 59. (2) A notice under section 57 must be in writing. (3) A notice under section 57 may contain such other information as the appropriate Minister considers appropriate.
58 Notice under section 57
(1) A notice under section 57 must— (a) give particulars of the offence in respect of which the Republic of Ireland disqualification was imposed and the period of that disqualification, (b) state that the offender is disqualified in each part of the United Kingdom for a period equal to the unexpired period of the Republic of Ireland disqualification, (c) state the date from which, and period for which, he is disqualified, (d) give particulars of any relevant condition mentioned in section 57(4)(b), (e) give details of his right to appeal under section 59. (2) A notice under section 57 must be in writing. (3) A notice under section 57 may contain such other information as the appropriate Minister considers appropriate.
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