Housing and Regeneration Act 2008
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(1) An enforcement notice must— (a) specify the grounds on which it is given, (b) specify the action the regulator wants the registered provider to take in response to the notice, (c) specify when the action is to be taken (which may be immediately on receipt of the notice), and (d) explain the effect of sections 223 to 225. (2) The action specified in an enforcement notice may include publishing the notice in a specified manner.
221 Content
(1) An enforcement notice must— (a) specify the grounds on which it is given, (b) specify the action the regulator wants the registered provider to take in response to the notice, (c) specify when the action is to be taken (which may be immediately on receipt of the notice), and (d) explain the effect of sections 223 to 225. (2) The action specified in an enforcement notice may include publishing the notice in a specified manner.
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