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Tenant Fees Act 2019

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As published

19 Information about membership of client money protection scheme

In section 83 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015, in subsection (6) (statement of whether agent is member of client money protection scheme)— (a) for the words from “holds money” to “as part of” substitute “ is required to be a member of a client money protection scheme for the purposes of ”, and (b) for the words from “of whether” to the end substitute that— (a) indicates that the agent is a member of a client money protection scheme, and (b) gives the name of the scheme.

Your change, as a redline

19 Information about membership of client money protection scheme

In section 83 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015, in subsection (6) (statement of whether agent is member of client money protection scheme)— (a) for the words from “holds money” to “as part of” substitute “ is required to be a member of a client money protection scheme for the purposes of ”, and (b) for the words from “of whether” to the end substitute that— (a) indicates that the agent is a member of a client money protection scheme, and (b) gives the name of the scheme.

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