The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme Regulations 2014
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48 Appeals
(1) A responsible undertaking served with a determination under regulation 35(5) or paragraph 13(2) of Schedule 2, or with an enforcement notice, or a penalty notice, may appeal to the relevant appeal body on the grounds that the determination, enforcement notice or penalty notice (as the case may be) was— (a) based on an error of fact, (b) wrong in law, or (c) unreasonable. (2) The relevant appeal body— (a) in the case of an appeal against a determination made, or an enforcement notice or a penalty notice issued, by the scheme administrator, the Natural Resources Body for Wales, or the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, is the First-tier Tribunal, (b) in the case of an appeal against determination made, or an enforcement notice or a penalty notice issued by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, is the Scottish Ministers, (c) in the case of an appeal against a determination made, or an enforcement notice or a penalty notice issued by the Chief Inspector, is the Planning Appeals Commission. (3) “First-tier Tribunal” has the meaning given in section 3 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 . (4) “Planning Appeals Commission” has the meaning given in of Article 110(1) of the Planning (Northern Ireland) Order 1991 . (5) Schedule 4 has effect in relation to the making of appeals to the Scottish Ministers and the Planning Appeals Commission.
48 Appeals
(1) A responsible undertaking served with a determination under regulation 35(5) or paragraph 13(2) of Schedule 2, or with an enforcement notice, or a penalty notice, may appeal to the relevant appeal body on the grounds that the determination, enforcement notice or penalty notice (as the case may be) was— (a) based on an error of fact, (b) wrong in law, or (c) unreasonable. (2) The relevant appeal body— (a) in the case of an appeal against a determination made, or an enforcement notice or a penalty notice issued, by the scheme administrator, the Natural Resources Body for Wales, or the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, is the First-tier Tribunal, (b) in the case of an appeal against determination made, or an enforcement notice or a penalty notice issued by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, is the Scottish Ministers, (c) in the case of an appeal against a determination made, or an enforcement notice or a penalty notice issued by the Chief Inspector, is the Planning Appeals Commission. (3) “First-tier Tribunal” has the meaning given in section 3 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 . (4) “Planning Appeals Commission” has the meaning given in of Article 110(1) of the Planning (Northern Ireland) Order 1991 . (5) Schedule 4 has effect in relation to the making of appeals to the Scottish Ministers and the Planning Appeals Commission.
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