The Food Crime Officers (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2025
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As published
58 Provision of information to the Director General
(1) The chief executive must—
(a) provide the Director General with—
(i) all such information and documents as may be specified or described in these Regulations;
(ii) to the extent not falling within paragraph (i), all such other information and documents specified or described in a notification given by the Director General to the chief executive; and
(b) produce or deliver up to the Director General all such evidence and other things so specified or described,
as appear to the Director General to be required for the purposes of the carrying out of any of the Director General’s functions.
(2) Anything falling to be provided, produced or delivered up by any person in pursuance of a requirement imposed under paragraph (1) must be provided, produced or delivered up in such form, in such manner and within such period as may be specified in—
(a) the notification imposing the requirement; or
(b) in any subsequent notification given by the Director General to that person for the purposes of this paragraph.
(3) Nothing in this regulation requires the chief executive —
(a) to provide the Director General with any information or document, or to produce or deliver up any other thing, before the earliest time at which it is practicable for the chief executive to do so; or
(b) to provide, produce or deliver up anything at all in a case in which it is not, or it never becomes, practicable for the chief executive to do so.
(4) A requirement imposed under this regulation may authorise or require information or documents to which it relates to be provided to the Director General electronically.
Your change, as a redline
58 Provision of information to the Director General
(1) The chief executive must—
(a) provide the Director General with—
(i) all such information and documents as may be specified or described in these Regulations;
(ii) to the extent not falling within paragraph (i), all such other information and documents specified or described in a notification given by the Director General to the chief executive; and
(b) produce or deliver up to the Director General all such evidence and other things so specified or described,
as appear to the Director General to be required for the purposes of the carrying out of any of the Director General’s functions.
(2) Anything falling to be provided, produced or delivered up by any person in pursuance of a requirement imposed under paragraph (1) must be provided, produced or delivered up in such form, in such manner and within such period as may be specified in—
(a) the notification imposing the requirement; or
(b) in any subsequent notification given by the Director General to that person for the purposes of this paragraph.
(3) Nothing in this regulation requires the chief executive —
(a) to provide the Director General with any information or document, or to produce or deliver up any other thing, before the earliest time at which it is practicable for the chief executive to do so; or
(b) to provide, produce or deliver up anything at all in a case in which it is not, or it never becomes, practicable for the chief executive to do so.
(4) A requirement imposed under this regulation may authorise or require information or documents to which it relates to be provided to the Director General electronically.
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