Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Act 2008
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26C Revocation and revision of inspection plans
(1) A primary authority may, with the consent of the Secretary of State, revoke an inspection plan made by it under section 26A. (2) If a primary authority revokes an inspection plan, it must notify the following that the plan is no longer in effect— (a) the regulated person or the co-ordinator of the regulated group; (b) inspecting regulators. (3) Where the revocation of an inspection plan is notified to the co-ordinator of a regulated group under subsection (2)(a), the co-ordinator must notify the revocation to those members of the group to whom the co-ordinator considers it may be relevant. (4) A primary authority may from time to time revise an inspection plan made by it under section 26A. (5) Sections 26A and 26B and this section apply to a revised plan as they apply to a plan made under section 26A; and references in this Part to an inspection plan include the revised plan.
26C Revocation and revision of inspection plans
(1) A primary authority may, with the consent of the Secretary of State, revoke an inspection plan made by it under section 26A. (2) If a primary authority revokes an inspection plan, it must notify the following that the plan is no longer in effect— (a) the regulated person or the co-ordinator of the regulated group; (b) inspecting regulators. (3) Where the revocation of an inspection plan is notified to the co-ordinator of a regulated group under subsection (2)(a), the co-ordinator must notify the revocation to those members of the group to whom the co-ordinator considers it may be relevant. (4) A primary authority may from time to time revise an inspection plan made by it under section 26A. (5) Sections 26A and 26B and this section apply to a revised plan as they apply to a plan made under section 26A; and references in this Part to an inspection plan include the revised plan.
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