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Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

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As published

332 Rules in relation to persons to whom the general prohibition does not apply.

(1) The FCA may make rules applicable to persons to whom, as a result of section 327(1), the general prohibition does not apply. (2) The power conferred by subsection (1) is to be exercised for the purpose of ensuring that clients are aware that such persons are not authorised persons. (3) A designated professional body must make rules— (a) applicable to members of the profession in relation to which it is established who are not authorised persons; and (b) governing the carrying on by those members of regulated activities (other than regulated activities in relation to which they are exempt persons). (4) Rules made in compliance with subsection (3) must be designed to secure that, in providing a particular professional service to a particular client, the member carries on only regulated activities which arise out of, or are complementary to, the provision by him of that service to that client. (5) Rules made by a designated professional body under subsection (3) require the approval of the FCA.

Your change, as a redline

332 Rules in relation to persons to whom the general prohibition does not apply.

(1) The FCA may make rules applicable to persons to whom, as a result of section 327(1), the general prohibition does not apply. (2) The power conferred by subsection (1) is to be exercised for the purpose of ensuring that clients are aware that such persons are not authorised persons. (3) A designated professional body must make rules— (a) applicable to members of the profession in relation to which it is established who are not authorised persons; and (b) governing the carrying on by those members of regulated activities (other than regulated activities in relation to which they are exempt persons). (4) Rules made in compliance with subsection (3) must be designed to secure that, in providing a particular professional service to a particular client, the member carries on only regulated activities which arise out of, or are complementary to, the provision by him of that service to that client. (5) Rules made by a designated professional body under subsection (3) require the approval of the FCA.

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