Communications Act 2003
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105Z15 Inspection notices: further provision
(1) An inspection notice must provide information about the consequences of failing to comply with a duty imposed by the notice. (2) An inspection notice may by further notice— (a) be revoked by OFCOM; (b) be varied by OFCOM so as to make it less onerous. (3) Where an inspection notice is given to a public communications provider, the provider may not act in such a way as to defeat the purpose of the inspection notice. (4) Where an inspection notice is given to a public communications provider, the provider must pay the costs reasonably incurred by OFCOM in connection with obtaining information by means of the inspection notice.
105Z15 Inspection notices: further provision
(1) An inspection notice must provide information about the consequences of failing to comply with a duty imposed by the notice. (2) An inspection notice may by further notice— (a) be revoked by OFCOM; (b) be varied by OFCOM so as to make it less onerous. (3) Where an inspection notice is given to a public communications provider, the provider may not act in such a way as to defeat the purpose of the inspection notice. (4) Where an inspection notice is given to a public communications provider, the provider must pay the costs reasonably incurred by OFCOM in connection with obtaining information by means of the inspection notice.
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