Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022
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46 Power to publish details of enforcement action taken against relevant persons
(1) The Secretary of State may publish details of a failure by a relevant person to comply with a relevant security requirement in relation to a product. (2) The Secretary of State may publish details of any of the following— (a) an enforcement notice given to a person; (b) a penalty notice given to a person; (c) an order made under section 42 for the forfeiture of any products.
46 Power to publish details of enforcement action taken against relevant persons
(1) The Secretary of State may publish details of a failure by a relevant person to comply with a relevant security requirement in relation to a product. (2) The Secretary of State may publish details of any of the following— (a) an enforcement notice given to a person; (b) a penalty notice given to a person; (c) an order made under section 42 for the forfeiture of any products.
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