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Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

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55X Determination of applications: warning notices and decision notices

(1) If a regulator proposes— (a) to give a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55E(5)(a) or (b) or 55F(4)(a) or (b), (b) to give a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55L(1) or 55M(1) in connection with the application for permission, (c) to vary a Part 4A permission on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under section 55E(5)(a) or (b) or 55F(4)(a) or (b), (d) to vary a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55L(1) or 55M(1) in connection with the application for variation, ... (e) in the case of the FCA, to exercise its power under section 55L(1) in connection with an application to the PRA for a Part 4A permission or the variation of a Part 4A permission, (f) to give permission under section 55NA but to exercise its power under subsection (4)(b) of that section, or (g) to vary permission under section 55NA on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under subsection (4)(b) of that section, it must give the applicant a warning notice. (2) If a regulator proposes to refuse an application made under this Part, it must ... give the applicant a warning notice. (3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (4) If a regulator decides— (a) to give a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55E(5)(a) or (b) or 55F(4)(a) or (b), (b) to give a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55L(1) or 55M(1) in connection with the giving of the permission, (c) to vary a Part 4A permission on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under section 55E(5)(a) or (b) or 55F(4)(a) or (b), (d) to vary a Part 4A permission on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under section 55L(1) or 55M(1) in connection with the variation, (e) in the case of the FCA, to exercise its power under section 55L(1) in connection with an application to the PRA for a Part 4A permission or the variation of a Part 4A permission, ... (ea) to give permission under section 55NA but to exercise its power under subsection (4)(b) of that section, (eb) to vary permission under section 55NA on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under subsection (4)(b) of that section, or (f) to refuse an application under this Part, it must give the applicant a decision notice. (5) This section does not apply to applications to which section 55XA applies.

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55X Determination of applications: warning notices and decision notices

(1) If a regulator proposes— (a) to give a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55E(5)(a) or (b) or 55F(4)(a) or (b), (b) to give a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55L(1) or 55M(1) in connection with the application for permission, (c) to vary a Part 4A permission on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under section 55E(5)(a) or (b) or 55F(4)(a) or (b), (d) to vary a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55L(1) or 55M(1) in connection with the application for variation, ... (e) in the case of the FCA, to exercise its power under section 55L(1) in connection with an application to the PRA for a Part 4A permission or the variation of a Part 4A permission, (f) to give permission under section 55NA but to exercise its power under subsection (4)(b) of that section, or (g) to vary permission under section 55NA on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under subsection (4)(b) of that section, it must give the applicant a warning notice. (2) If a regulator proposes to refuse an application made under this Part, it must ... give the applicant a warning notice. (3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (4) If a regulator decides— (a) to give a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55E(5)(a) or (b) or 55F(4)(a) or (b), (b) to give a Part 4A permission but to exercise its power under section 55L(1) or 55M(1) in connection with the giving of the permission, (c) to vary a Part 4A permission on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under section 55E(5)(a) or (b) or 55F(4)(a) or (b), (d) to vary a Part 4A permission on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under section 55L(1) or 55M(1) in connection with the variation, (e) in the case of the FCA, to exercise its power under section 55L(1) in connection with an application to the PRA for a Part 4A permission or the variation of a Part 4A permission, ... (ea) to give permission under section 55NA but to exercise its power under subsection (4)(b) of that section, (eb) to vary permission under section 55NA on the application of an authorised person but to exercise its power under subsection (4)(b) of that section, or (f) to refuse an application under this Part, it must give the applicant a decision notice. (5) This section does not apply to applications to which section 55XA applies.

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