The Clean Heat Market Mechanism Regulations 2025
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32 Information notices
(1) The administrator or an authorised person may, by giving a notice (an “information notice”) to a person, require the person to provide information for purposes connected with the exercise of functions under these Regulations. (2) The information notice must set out— (a) the information to be provided; (b) the form in which the information must be provided; (c) the period within which or the time by which the information must be provided; (d) the place where the information must be provided. (3) The information that a person may be required to provide includes information that, although it is not in the person's possession or it would not otherwise come into the person's possession, is information that it is reasonable to require the person to obtain or compile for a purpose connected with the exercise of functions under these Regulations.
32 Information notices
(1) The administrator or an authorised person may, by giving a notice (an “information notice”) to a person, require the person to provide information for purposes connected with the exercise of functions under these Regulations. (2) The information notice must set out— (a) the information to be provided; (b) the form in which the information must be provided; (c) the period within which or the time by which the information must be provided; (d) the place where the information must be provided. (3) The information that a person may be required to provide includes information that, although it is not in the person's possession or it would not otherwise come into the person's possession, is information that it is reasonable to require the person to obtain or compile for a purpose connected with the exercise of functions under these Regulations.
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