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The Electricity (Early-Model Competitive Tenders for Onshore Transmission Licences) Regulations 2025

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36 Conflicts of interest: duty to identify

(1) Each tender party must take all reasonable steps to identify, and keep under review, in relation to an onshore transmission tender exercise any— (a) conflicts of interest, or (b) potential conflicts of interest. (2) A person who influences a decision made by or on behalf of a tender party in relation to an onshore transmission tender exercise is to be treated as acting in relation to the onshore transmission tender exercise.

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36 Conflicts of interest: duty to identify

(1) Each tender party must take all reasonable steps to identify, and keep under review, in relation to an onshore transmission tender exercise any— (a) conflicts of interest, or (b) potential conflicts of interest. (2) A person who influences a decision made by or on behalf of a tender party in relation to an onshore transmission tender exercise is to be treated as acting in relation to the onshore transmission tender exercise.

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