The Regulation of Premium Rate Services Order 2024
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13 Registration for transitional cases
(1) This article applies to a person who immediately before 1st February 2025 was carrying out an activity in compliance with Code 15. (2) The person is to be treated, beginning with 1st February 2025, as satisfying the conditions in article 10(3) in respect of that activity. (3) Where paragraph (2) applies, the person must give OFCOM before 2nd May 2025 the information described in Schedule 2 in the manner specified by OFCOM on their website. (4) If the person does not give OFCOM all of the required information before 2nd May 2025, paragraph (2) ceases to apply to that person on and after that date. (5) Where any change in the person’s circumstances renders inaccurate the information given under paragraph (3), the person must update OFCOM accordingly in the manner specified by OFCOM on their website, within five working days (beginning with the day on which a reasonable person in like circumstances would have become aware of the inaccuracy). (6) Where paragraph (2) applies, the person must also— (a) review before 2nd June 2025 any information published in the register maintained by OFCOM under article 12 in relation to that person, and (b) where any change in the person’s circumstances renders inaccurate the information referred to in sub-paragraph (a), update OFCOM accordingly in the manner specified by OFCOM on their website, within five working days (beginning with the day on which a reasonable person in like circumstances would have become aware of the inaccuracy).
13 Registration for transitional cases
(1) This article applies to a person who immediately before 1st February 2025 was carrying out an activity in compliance with Code 15. (2) The person is to be treated, beginning with 1st February 2025, as satisfying the conditions in article 10(3) in respect of that activity. (3) Where paragraph (2) applies, the person must give OFCOM before 2nd May 2025 the information described in Schedule 2 in the manner specified by OFCOM on their website. (4) If the person does not give OFCOM all of the required information before 2nd May 2025, paragraph (2) ceases to apply to that person on and after that date. (5) Where any change in the person’s circumstances renders inaccurate the information given under paragraph (3), the person must update OFCOM accordingly in the manner specified by OFCOM on their website, within five working days (beginning with the day on which a reasonable person in like circumstances would have become aware of the inaccuracy). (6) Where paragraph (2) applies, the person must also— (a) review before 2nd June 2025 any information published in the register maintained by OFCOM under article 12 in relation to that person, and (b) where any change in the person’s circumstances renders inaccurate the information referred to in sub-paragraph (a), update OFCOM accordingly in the manner specified by OFCOM on their website, within five working days (beginning with the day on which a reasonable person in like circumstances would have become aware of the inaccuracy).
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