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25D Enforcement action: exceptions
(1) The Secretary of State must by regulations, with the consent of the Welsh Ministers, prescribe—
(a) circumstances in which section 25B, and Schedule 4A so far as relating to cases within section 25B, do not apply, and
(b) circumstances in which section 25C, and Schedule 4A so far as relating to cases within section 25C, do not apply.
(2) In particular, the Secretary of State must exercise the power under subsection (1) to secure that those provisions do not apply—
(a) where the enforcement action is required urgently to avoid a significant risk of serious harm to—
(i) human health,
(ii) the environment (including the health of animals or plants), or
(iii) the financial interests of consumers;
(b) where the application of those provisions would be wholly disproportionate.
(3) Where a qualifying regulator other than the primary authority takes enforcement action against the regulated person or a member of the regulated group in circumstances prescribed under subsection (1)(b), the qualifying regulator must inform the primary authority of the action as soon as it reasonably can.
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25D Enforcement action: exceptions
(1) The Secretary of State must by regulations, with the consent of the Welsh Ministers, prescribe—
(a) circumstances in which section 25B, and Schedule 4A so far as relating to cases within section 25B, do not apply, and
(b) circumstances in which section 25C, and Schedule 4A so far as relating to cases within section 25C, do not apply.
(2) In particular, the Secretary of State must exercise the power under subsection (1) to secure that those provisions do not apply—
(a) where the enforcement action is required urgently to avoid a significant risk of serious harm to—
(i) human health,
(ii) the environment (including the health of animals or plants), or
(iii) the financial interests of consumers;
(b) where the application of those provisions would be wholly disproportionate.
(3) Where a qualifying regulator other than the primary authority takes enforcement action against the regulated person or a member of the regulated group in circumstances prescribed under subsection (1)(b), the qualifying regulator must inform the primary authority of the action as soon as it reasonably can.
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