The Trade Unions (Right to Access Workplaces) Regulations 2026
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12 Reasonable for CAC to refuse access - general
(1) This regulation applies where an application for a determination is made under section 70ZE (determinations by the CAC) of the 1992 Act. (2) A CAC determination to refuse access is to be regarded as reasonable, in accordance with section 70ZF(4)(a) of the 1992 Act, where one or more of the following regulations applies— (a) regulation 13 (overlapping access arrangements); (b) regulation 14 (multiple access requests); (c) regulation 15 (health and safety).
12 Reasonable for CAC to refuse access - general
(1) This regulation applies where an application for a determination is made under section 70ZE (determinations by the CAC) of the 1992 Act. (2) A CAC determination to refuse access is to be regarded as reasonable, in accordance with section 70ZF(4)(a) of the 1992 Act, where one or more of the following regulations applies— (a) regulation 13 (overlapping access arrangements); (b) regulation 14 (multiple access requests); (c) regulation 15 (health and safety).
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