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Communications Act 2003

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115 Modification and revocation of application of code

(1) OFCOM may at any time modify the terms on which, by virtue of section 106(5), the code is applied in a person’s case. (2) OFCOM may revoke a direction applying the electronic communications code in a person’s case if an application for the revocation has been made by that person. (3) If at any time it appears to OFCOM that a person in whose case the electronic communications code has been applied is not the provider of an electronic communications network or conduit system for the purposes of which the code applies, OFCOM may revoke the direction applying the code in his case. (4) A modification or revocation under this section shall be by a further direction under section 106 to the person in whose case the electronic communications code has been applied by the direction being modified or revoked. (4A) A modification under this section may not be made unless the modification is— (a) objectively justifiable, and (b) proportionate to what it is intended to achieve. (5) The matters required by section 107(8) to be included, in the case of a direction for the purposes of this section, in the statement of OFCOM’s proposal are whichever of the following is applicable— (a) a statement of their proposal to modify terms imposed under section 106(5); (b) a statement of their proposal to revoke the direction applying the code.

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115 Modification and revocation of application of code

(1) OFCOM may at any time modify the terms on which, by virtue of section 106(5), the code is applied in a person’s case. (2) OFCOM may revoke a direction applying the electronic communications code in a person’s case if an application for the revocation has been made by that person. (3) If at any time it appears to OFCOM that a person in whose case the electronic communications code has been applied is not the provider of an electronic communications network or conduit system for the purposes of which the code applies, OFCOM may revoke the direction applying the code in his case. (4) A modification or revocation under this section shall be by a further direction under section 106 to the person in whose case the electronic communications code has been applied by the direction being modified or revoked. (4A) A modification under this section may not be made unless the modification is— (a) objectively justifiable, and (b) proportionate to what it is intended to achieve. (5) The matters required by section 107(8) to be included, in the case of a direction for the purposes of this section, in the statement of OFCOM’s proposal are whichever of the following is applicable— (a) a statement of their proposal to modify terms imposed under section 106(5); (b) a statement of their proposal to revoke the direction applying the code.

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