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Communications Act 2003

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95 Enforcement notification for contravention of conditions

(1) This section applies where— (a) a person (“the notified provider”) has been given a notification under section 94; (b) OFCOM have allowed the notified provider an opportunity of making representations about the matters notified; and (c) the period allowed for the making of the representations has expired. (2) OFCOM may give the notified provider an enforcement notification if they are satisfied— (a) that he has, in one or more of the respects notified, been in contravention of a condition specified in the notification under section 94; and (b) that he has not, during the period allowed under that section, taken all such steps as they consider appropriate— (i) for complying with that condition; and (ii) for remedying the consequences of the notified contravention of that condition. (3) An enforcement notification is a notification which imposes one or both of the following requirements on the notified provider— (a) a requirement to take such steps for complying with the notified condition as may be specified in the notification; (b) a requirement to take such steps for remedying the consequences of the notified contravention as may be so specified. (4) A decision of OFCOM to give an enforcement notification to a person— (a) must be notified by them to that person, together with the reasons for the decision, no later than one week after the day on which it is taken; and (b) must fix a reasonable period for the taking of the steps required by the notification. (5) It shall be the duty of a person to whom an enforcement notification has been given to comply with it. (6) That duty shall be enforceable in civil proceedings by OFCOM— (a) for an injunction; (b) for specific performance of a statutory duty under section 45 of the Court of Session Act 1988 (c. 36); or (c) for any other appropriate remedy or relief.

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95 Enforcement notification for contravention of conditions

(1) This section applies where— (a) a person (“the notified provider”) has been given a notification under section 94; (b) OFCOM have allowed the notified provider an opportunity of making representations about the matters notified; and (c) the period allowed for the making of the representations has expired. (2) OFCOM may give the notified provider an enforcement notification if they are satisfied— (a) that he has, in one or more of the respects notified, been in contravention of a condition specified in the notification under section 94; and (b) that he has not, during the period allowed under that section, taken all such steps as they consider appropriate— (i) for complying with that condition; and (ii) for remedying the consequences of the notified contravention of that condition. (3) An enforcement notification is a notification which imposes one or both of the following requirements on the notified provider— (a) a requirement to take such steps for complying with the notified condition as may be specified in the notification; (b) a requirement to take such steps for remedying the consequences of the notified contravention as may be so specified. (4) A decision of OFCOM to give an enforcement notification to a person— (a) must be notified by them to that person, together with the reasons for the decision, no later than one week after the day on which it is taken; and (b) must fix a reasonable period for the taking of the steps required by the notification. (5) It shall be the duty of a person to whom an enforcement notification has been given to comply with it. (6) That duty shall be enforceable in civil proceedings by OFCOM— (a) for an injunction; (b) for specific performance of a statutory duty under section 45 of the Court of Session Act 1988 (c. 36); or (c) for any other appropriate remedy or relief.

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