The Independent System Operator and Planner Transfer Scheme Compensation Regulations 2024
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5 Transfer documents
In these Regulations “transfer documents” means a set of documents comprising— (a) a draft of the transfer scheme to be made under paragraph 1(1) of Schedule 9; (b) draft terms of any agreements to be entered into pursuant to the transfer scheme, which for a draft offer can be a summary of terms; (c) details of the proposed compensation and any mechanism to adjust that compensation; and (d) any other documents or information which the Secretary of State considers to be relevant to the proposed compensation, from which the proposed compensation can be assessed.
5 Transfer documents
In these Regulations “transfer documents” means a set of documents comprising— (a) a draft of the transfer scheme to be made under paragraph 1(1) of Schedule 9; (b) draft terms of any agreements to be entered into pursuant to the transfer scheme, which for a draft offer can be a summary of terms; (c) details of the proposed compensation and any mechanism to adjust that compensation; and (d) any other documents or information which the Secretary of State considers to be relevant to the proposed compensation, from which the proposed compensation can be assessed.
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