The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme Regulations 2014
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(1) Where the professional body maintaining a register is notified of— (a) a determination under regulation 12(3), or (b) the proposed removal of that register from the approved list under regulation 13(2)(a), that body may, within 28 days (or where that period expires on a day other than a working day, by no later than the next working day), appeal to the Secretary of State against the decision. (2) The removal of a register from the approved list is suspended pending the resolution of the appeal referred to in paragraph (1).
14 Appeals
(1) Where the professional body maintaining a register is notified of— (a) a determination under regulation 12(3), or (b) the proposed removal of that register from the approved list under regulation 13(2)(a), that body may, within 28 days (or where that period expires on a day other than a working day, by no later than the next working day), appeal to the Secretary of State against the decision. (2) The removal of a register from the approved list is suspended pending the resolution of the appeal referred to in paragraph (1).
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