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Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

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88 Sponsors.

(1) Listing rules may require a person to make arrangements with a sponsor for the performance by the sponsor of such services in relation to him as may be specified in the rules. (2) “Sponsor” means a person approved by the FCA for the purposes of the rules. (3) Listing rules made by virtue of subsection (1) may— (a) provide for the FCA to maintain a list of sponsors; (b) specify services which must be performed by a sponsor; (c) impose requirements on a sponsor in relation to the provision of services or specified services; (d) specify the circumstances in which a person is qualified for being approved as a sponsor. (e) provide for limitations or other restrictions to be imposed on the services to which an approval relates (whether or not the approval has already been granted); (f) provide for the approval of a sponsor to be suspended on the application of the sponsor. (4) If the FCA proposes— (a) to refuse a person’s application under sponsor rules, (aa) to impose limitations or other restrictions on the services to which a person's approval relates, or (b) to cancel a person’s approval as a sponsor otherwise than at his request, it must give him a warning notice. (5) If, after considering any representations made in response to the warning notice, the FCA decides— (a) to grant the application under sponsor rules, (aa) not to impose limitations or other restrictions on the services to which a person's approval relates, or (b) not to cancel the approval, it must give the person concerned, and any person to whom a copy of the warning notice was given, written notice of its decision. (6) If, after considering any representations made in response to the warning notice, the FCA decides— (a) to refuse to grant the application under sponsor rules, (aa) to impose limitations or other restrictions on the services to which a person's approval relates, or (b) to cancel the approval, it must give the person concerned a decision notice. (7) A person to whom a decision notice is given under this section may refer the matter to the Tribunal. (8) In this section any reference to an application under sponsor rules means— (a) an application for approval as a sponsor, (b) an application for the suspension of an approval as a sponsor, (c) an application for the withdrawal of the suspension of an approval as a sponsor, or (d) an application for the withdrawal or variation of a limitation or other restriction on the services to which a sponsor's approval relates.

Your change, as a redline

88 Sponsors.

(1) Listing rules may require a person to make arrangements with a sponsor for the performance by the sponsor of such services in relation to him as may be specified in the rules. (2) “Sponsor” means a person approved by the FCA for the purposes of the rules. (3) Listing rules made by virtue of subsection (1) may— (a) provide for the FCA to maintain a list of sponsors; (b) specify services which must be performed by a sponsor; (c) impose requirements on a sponsor in relation to the provision of services or specified services; (d) specify the circumstances in which a person is qualified for being approved as a sponsor. (e) provide for limitations or other restrictions to be imposed on the services to which an approval relates (whether or not the approval has already been granted); (f) provide for the approval of a sponsor to be suspended on the application of the sponsor. (4) If the FCA proposes— (a) to refuse a person’s application under sponsor rules, (aa) to impose limitations or other restrictions on the services to which a person's approval relates, or (b) to cancel a person’s approval as a sponsor otherwise than at his request, it must give him a warning notice. (5) If, after considering any representations made in response to the warning notice, the FCA decides— (a) to grant the application under sponsor rules, (aa) not to impose limitations or other restrictions on the services to which a person's approval relates, or (b) not to cancel the approval, it must give the person concerned, and any person to whom a copy of the warning notice was given, written notice of its decision. (6) If, after considering any representations made in response to the warning notice, the FCA decides— (a) to refuse to grant the application under sponsor rules, (aa) to impose limitations or other restrictions on the services to which a person's approval relates, or (b) to cancel the approval, it must give the person concerned a decision notice. (7) A person to whom a decision notice is given under this section may refer the matter to the Tribunal. (8) In this section any reference to an application under sponsor rules means— (a) an application for approval as a sponsor, (b) an application for the suspension of an approval as a sponsor, (c) an application for the withdrawal of the suspension of an approval as a sponsor, or (d) an application for the withdrawal or variation of a limitation or other restriction on the services to which a sponsor's approval relates.

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