Energy Act 2011
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86 Publication of notices and variations
(1) Where the OGA gives a notice under subsection (11) of section 82 or subsection (2) of section 84, the OGA may— (a) publish the notice or any part of it; (b) publish a summary of the effect of the notice or any part of it. (2) Where the OGA varies a notice in exercise of the power conferred by subsection (2) of section 85, the OGA may— (a) publish the variation; (b) publish the notice, or any part of it, as varied; (c) publish a summary of the effect of the variation. (3) Before publishing anything under this section the OGA must give an opportunity to be heard to the persons to whom the notice was given and to such other persons as the OGA considers appropriate.
86 Publication of notices and variations
(1) Where the OGA gives a notice under subsection (11) of section 82 or subsection (2) of section 84, the OGA may— (a) publish the notice or any part of it; (b) publish a summary of the effect of the notice or any part of it. (2) Where the OGA varies a notice in exercise of the power conferred by subsection (2) of section 85, the OGA may— (a) publish the variation; (b) publish the notice, or any part of it, as varied; (c) publish a summary of the effect of the variation. (3) Before publishing anything under this section the OGA must give an opportunity to be heard to the persons to whom the notice was given and to such other persons as the OGA considers appropriate.
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