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

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37 Conflicts of interest: duty to mitigate

(1) Each tender party must take all reasonable steps to ensure that a conflict of interest does not put a person involved in an onshore transmission tender exercise at an unfair advantage or disadvantage in relation to that onshore transmission tender exercise. (2) Reasonable steps may include requiring a person involved in that onshore transmission tender exercise to take reasonable steps.

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37 Conflicts of interest: duty to mitigate

(1) Each tender party must take all reasonable steps to ensure that a conflict of interest does not put a person involved in an onshore transmission tender exercise at an unfair advantage or disadvantage in relation to that onshore transmission tender exercise. (2) Reasonable steps may include requiring a person involved in that onshore transmission tender exercise to take reasonable steps.

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