The Warm Home Discount (Scotland) Regulations 2026
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37 Reviews of the Scheme
(1) The Secretary of State must conduct a review of the Scheme, or any aspect of the Scheme, if the Secretary of State is satisfied that a review would be desirable— (a) in order to achieve greater reductions in fuel poverty; (b) because there has been a significant change in circumstances since the commencement day; or (c) because the Scottish Ministers have consulted, or are consulting, the Secretary of State in accordance with section 14A(5)(a) of the Energy Act 2010. (2) The Secretary of State must conduct a review of regulation 6 if the Secretary of State is satisfied that a review would be desirable in order to— (a) promote effective competition between licensed suppliers; or (b) protect the interests of GB domestic customers. (3) The Secretary of State must conduct a review of any aspect of the Scheme if the Secretary of State is satisfied that a review would be desirable— (a) to protect the interests of GB domestic customers who are in fuel poverty or in a fuel poverty risk group; (b) because that aspect of the Scheme is not, or may not be, operating effectively; or (c) because the effectiveness of that aspect of the Scheme could be improved.
37 Reviews of the Scheme
(1) The Secretary of State must conduct a review of the Scheme, or any aspect of the Scheme, if the Secretary of State is satisfied that a review would be desirable— (a) in order to achieve greater reductions in fuel poverty; (b) because there has been a significant change in circumstances since the commencement day; or (c) because the Scottish Ministers have consulted, or are consulting, the Secretary of State in accordance with section 14A(5)(a) of the Energy Act 2010. (2) The Secretary of State must conduct a review of regulation 6 if the Secretary of State is satisfied that a review would be desirable in order to— (a) promote effective competition between licensed suppliers; or (b) protect the interests of GB domestic customers. (3) The Secretary of State must conduct a review of any aspect of the Scheme if the Secretary of State is satisfied that a review would be desirable— (a) to protect the interests of GB domestic customers who are in fuel poverty or in a fuel poverty risk group; (b) because that aspect of the Scheme is not, or may not be, operating effectively; or (c) because the effectiveness of that aspect of the Scheme could be improved.
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