The Regulation of Premium Rate Services Order 2024
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SCHEDULE 1 Information to be given to OFCOM before carrying out a regulated activity
Article 10(3)(a) Interpretation 1 In this Schedule— “generally authorised person” has the meaning given in article 10(1)(b); “senior management” has the meaning given in article 10(6). General details of the PRS provider 2 The following details— (a) in the case of a body corporate, firm, unincorporated body or association that is a legal person under the law by which it is governed— (i) in the case of a limited company that is registered in the United Kingdom, the registered name, number and address, and any trading name, or (ii) in any other case, particulars of the legal form of a company, firm, unincorporated body or association under the law by which it is governed, and (if applicable) the register in which it is entered and its registered name, number and address in that register, and any trading name, or (b) in any other case, the name (including trading name) and the last known address of the PRS provider. 3 Main telephone number. 4 Main email address. 5 Website address (if applicable). 6 Confirmation as to whether the PRS provider is— (a) a network operator, (b) an intermediary, or (c) a merchant. Generally authorised person 7 The name, job title, telephone number, and email address of the generally authorised person (or persons) and the purpose (or purposes) referred to in article 10(5) for which the person (or persons) has (or have) been appointed. Directors or members of senior management 8 The name and job title of— (a) where the PRS provider is a body corporate, each of the directors of the PRS provider, or (b) where the PRS provider is not a body corporate, each member of the PRS provider’s senior management. Specific information required from merchants 9 Where a PRS provider is a merchant, the PRS provider must also provide the following information in respect of each controlled PRS to be provided to consumers— (a) the brand name (if any) of the service, (b) a brief description of the service, (c) the means by which consumers may use the service, including the telephone number (if applicable), (d) the telephone number or email address to be used by consumers for making any complaints or enquiries, (e) details of the name of any other PRS provider involved in the provision of that service, including for promotion and marketing of that service, and (f) the name of any other person contracted with respect to the service, including for the promotion and marketing of that service.
SCHEDULE 1 Information to be given to OFCOM before carrying out a regulated activity
Article 10(3)(a) Interpretation 1 In this Schedule— “generally authorised person” has the meaning given in article 10(1)(b); “senior management” has the meaning given in article 10(6). General details of the PRS provider 2 The following details— (a) in the case of a body corporate, firm, unincorporated body or association that is a legal person under the law by which it is governed— (i) in the case of a limited company that is registered in the United Kingdom, the registered name, number and address, and any trading name, or (ii) in any other case, particulars of the legal form of a company, firm, unincorporated body or association under the law by which it is governed, and (if applicable) the register in which it is entered and its registered name, number and address in that register, and any trading name, or (b) in any other case, the name (including trading name) and the last known address of the PRS provider. 3 Main telephone number. 4 Main email address. 5 Website address (if applicable). 6 Confirmation as to whether the PRS provider is— (a) a network operator, (b) an intermediary, or (c) a merchant. Generally authorised person 7 The name, job title, telephone number, and email address of the generally authorised person (or persons) and the purpose (or purposes) referred to in article 10(5) for which the person (or persons) has (or have) been appointed. Directors or members of senior management 8 The name and job title of— (a) where the PRS provider is a body corporate, each of the directors of the PRS provider, or (b) where the PRS provider is not a body corporate, each member of the PRS provider’s senior management. Specific information required from merchants 9 Where a PRS provider is a merchant, the PRS provider must also provide the following information in respect of each controlled PRS to be provided to consumers— (a) the brand name (if any) of the service, (b) a brief description of the service, (c) the means by which consumers may use the service, including the telephone number (if applicable), (d) the telephone number or email address to be used by consumers for making any complaints or enquiries, (e) details of the name of any other PRS provider involved in the provision of that service, including for promotion and marketing of that service, and (f) the name of any other person contracted with respect to the service, including for the promotion and marketing of that service.
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