Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022
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7 Relevant persons
(1) This section has effect for the purposes of this Part. (2) “Relevant person”, in relation to a relevant connectable product, means any of the following— (a) a manufacturer of the product (see subsection (3)); (b) an importer of the product (see subsection (4)); (c) a distributor of the product (see subsection (5)). (3) “Manufacturer” means any of the following— (a) any person who— (i) manufactures a product, or has a product designed or manufactured, and (ii) markets that product under that person’s name or trade mark; (b) any person (“P”) who markets a product manufactured by another person under P’s name or trade mark. (4) “Importer”, in relation to a product, means any person who— (a) imports the product from a country outside the United Kingdom into the United Kingdom, and (b) is not a manufacturer of the product. (5) “Distributor”, in relation to a product, means any person who— (a) makes the product available in the United Kingdom, and (b) is not a manufacturer or an importer of the product. (6) But a person is not to be regarded as a distributor of a product if— (a) the person makes the product available by performing a contract for the carrying out of works that consist of or include the installation of the product into a building or structure, and (b) products identical to the product are or have been made available to consumers in the United Kingdom otherwise than by the performance of such a contract.
7 Relevant persons
(1) This section has effect for the purposes of this Part. (2) “Relevant person”, in relation to a relevant connectable product, means any of the following— (a) a manufacturer of the product (see subsection (3)); (b) an importer of the product (see subsection (4)); (c) a distributor of the product (see subsection (5)). (3) “Manufacturer” means any of the following— (a) any person who— (i) manufactures a product, or has a product designed or manufactured, and (ii) markets that product under that person’s name or trade mark; (b) any person (“P”) who markets a product manufactured by another person under P’s name or trade mark. (4) “Importer”, in relation to a product, means any person who— (a) imports the product from a country outside the United Kingdom into the United Kingdom, and (b) is not a manufacturer of the product. (5) “Distributor”, in relation to a product, means any person who— (a) makes the product available in the United Kingdom, and (b) is not a manufacturer or an importer of the product. (6) But a person is not to be regarded as a distributor of a product if— (a) the person makes the product available by performing a contract for the carrying out of works that consist of or include the installation of the product into a building or structure, and (b) products identical to the product are or have been made available to consumers in the United Kingdom otherwise than by the performance of such a contract.
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