The Electricity (Early-Model Competitive Tenders for Onshore Transmission Licences) Regulations 2025
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27 Procedure for applications
(1) Subject to paragraph (2), where the Authority proposes to refuse or cancel an application in respect of a qualifying project, it must give to the delivery body and the preferred bidder or the reserve bidder (as the case may be) a notice— (a) stating that it proposes to refuse or cancel the application; (b) stating the reasons why it proposes to refuse or cancel the application; (c) specifying the time within which representations with respect to the proposed refusal or cancellation may be made, and consider any representations which are duly made and not withdrawn. (2) In making a determination to refuse or cancel an application in respect of a qualifying project, the Authority must not take account of information known to the Authority only as a result of that information being part of the delivery body functions assessment report. (3) Where a provisional preferred bidder, preferred bidder or reserve bidder has permanently withdrawn its application in respect of a qualifying project, the Authority must give notice of this to the delivery body. (4) The Authority is not required to give notice in accordance with paragraph (1) where the Authority proposes to refuse or cancel an application in respect of a qualifying project on the basis that the Authority has granted an onshore transmission licence to the successful bidder in accordance with regulation 28(3).
27 Procedure for applications
(1) Subject to paragraph (2), where the Authority proposes to refuse or cancel an application in respect of a qualifying project, it must give to the delivery body and the preferred bidder or the reserve bidder (as the case may be) a notice— (a) stating that it proposes to refuse or cancel the application; (b) stating the reasons why it proposes to refuse or cancel the application; (c) specifying the time within which representations with respect to the proposed refusal or cancellation may be made, and consider any representations which are duly made and not withdrawn. (2) In making a determination to refuse or cancel an application in respect of a qualifying project, the Authority must not take account of information known to the Authority only as a result of that information being part of the delivery body functions assessment report. (3) Where a provisional preferred bidder, preferred bidder or reserve bidder has permanently withdrawn its application in respect of a qualifying project, the Authority must give notice of this to the delivery body. (4) The Authority is not required to give notice in accordance with paragraph (1) where the Authority proposes to refuse or cancel an application in respect of a qualifying project on the basis that the Authority has granted an onshore transmission licence to the successful bidder in accordance with regulation 28(3).
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