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Housing and Regeneration Act 2008

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169D Directions about notifications

(1) The regulator may give directions about— (a) the period within which notifications under sections 160 to 165 or 169A to 169CD must be given by ... registered providers; (b) the content of those notifications. (2) The regulator may give directions dispensing with notification requirements imposed by sections 160 to 165 or 169A to 169CD. (3) A direction under this section may be— (a) general, or (b) specific (whether as to particular registered providers, particular kinds of notification requirement or in any other way). (4) A direction dispensing with a notification requirement may include conditions. (5) The regulator must make arrangements for bringing a direction under this section to the attention of every registered provider to which it applies.

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169D Directions about notifications

(1) The regulator may give directions about— (a) the period within which notifications under sections 160 to 165 or 169A to 169CD must be given by ... registered providers; (b) the content of those notifications. (2) The regulator may give directions dispensing with notification requirements imposed by sections 160 to 165 or 169A to 169CD. (3) A direction under this section may be— (a) general, or (b) specific (whether as to particular registered providers, particular kinds of notification requirement or in any other way). (4) A direction dispensing with a notification requirement may include conditions. (5) The regulator must make arrangements for bringing a direction under this section to the attention of every registered provider to which it applies.

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