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The Regulation of Premium Rate Services Order 2024

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As published

15 Prohibition on dealing with unregistered PRS providers

No PRS provider (“O”) may enter into an arrangement with another PRS provider (“P”) in respect of a regulated activity, unless O is satisfied that P is— (a) registered with OFCOM under articles 10 or 13, or (b) exempt from registering with OFCOM under article 11, by considering the information in article 12(2)(a), (b) or (c) (as the case may be) in OFCOM’s register (see article 12(1) and (3)(b)).

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15 Prohibition on dealing with unregistered PRS providers

No PRS provider (“O”) may enter into an arrangement with another PRS provider (“P”) in respect of a regulated activity, unless O is satisfied that P is— (a) registered with OFCOM under articles 10 or 13, or (b) exempt from registering with OFCOM under article 11, by considering the information in article 12(2)(a), (b) or (c) (as the case may be) in OFCOM’s register (see article 12(1) and (3)(b)).

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