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Housing and Regeneration Act 2008

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As published

261 Suspension under section 259 or 260: supplemental

(1) This section applies where the regulator suspends an officer, employee or agent of a registered provider under section 259 or 260. (2) The regulator may give directions to the registered provider about— (a) the performance of the suspended person's functions, and (b) any other matter arising from the suspension. (3) The regulator may appoint a person to perform the suspended person's functions.

Your change, as a redline

261 Suspension under section 259 or 260: supplemental

(1) This section applies where the regulator suspends an officer, employee or agent of a registered provider under section 259 or 260. (2) The regulator may give directions to the registered provider about— (a) the performance of the suspended person's functions, and (b) any other matter arising from the suspension. (3) The regulator may appoint a person to perform the suspended person's functions.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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