The Windsor Framework (Financial Assistance) (Marking of Retail Goods) Regulations 2023
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6 Breaches of conditions for financial assistance
(1) The Secretary of State may determine in relation to financial assistance given under these Regulations that a person given financial assistance— (a) has made an error in their application; (b) has at any time given false or misleading information to the Secretary of State; (c) has misused or misappropriated that financial assistance; (d) has not used that financial assistance for the purpose it was intended; (e) is in breach of any of the conditions subject to which financial assistance was given; (f) is in breach of any requirement to which they are subject under these Regulations. (2) Before making a determination under paragraph (1) the Secretary of State must give an agreement holder— (a) a written explanation of the reasons for proposing to make the determination; and (b) the opportunity to make written representations within such period as the Secretary of State considers reasonable. (3) The Secretary of State must consider any written representations received from the agreement holder within the period set under paragraph (2)(b) before making a determination.
6 Breaches of conditions for financial assistance
(1) The Secretary of State may determine in relation to financial assistance given under these Regulations that a person given financial assistance— (a) has made an error in their application; (b) has at any time given false or misleading information to the Secretary of State; (c) has misused or misappropriated that financial assistance; (d) has not used that financial assistance for the purpose it was intended; (e) is in breach of any of the conditions subject to which financial assistance was given; (f) is in breach of any requirement to which they are subject under these Regulations. (2) Before making a determination under paragraph (1) the Secretary of State must give an agreement holder— (a) a written explanation of the reasons for proposing to make the determination; and (b) the opportunity to make written representations within such period as the Secretary of State considers reasonable. (3) The Secretary of State must consider any written representations received from the agreement holder within the period set under paragraph (2)(b) before making a determination.
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