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The Vehicle Emissions Trading Schemes (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2025

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13 Amendment of article 26 (trading CRTS credits: SPV car manufacturers)

(1) Article 26 is amended as follows. (2) In the heading, after “CRTS credits” insert “with CRTS participants”. (3) In paragraph (1), after “article 21 or 22” insert “with a CRTS participant”. (4) For paragraph (2) substitute— (2) An SPV car manufacturer may only trade a CRTS credit under this article during the trading window following the scheme year for which the CRTS credit was acquired by the SPV car manufacturer. . (5) In paragraph (3), for “paragraph (2)” substitute “this article”.

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13 Amendment of article 26 (trading CRTS credits: SPV car manufacturers)

(1) Article 26 is amended as follows. (2) In the heading, after “CRTS credits” insert “with CRTS participants”. (3) In paragraph (1), after “article 21 or 22” insert “with a CRTS participant”. (4) For paragraph (2) substitute— (2) An SPV car manufacturer may only trade a CRTS credit under this article during the trading window following the scheme year for which the CRTS credit was acquired by the SPV car manufacturer. . (5) In paragraph (3), for “paragraph (2)” substitute “this article”.

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