The Building Safety (Responsible Actors Scheme and Prohibitions) Regulations 2023
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13 Invitation by the Secretary of State to apply for membership
(1) In this regulation–– (a) “E” is a person whom the Secretary of State considers is likely to satisfy the criteria in regulation 7 or 8 and falls within the categories of person described in regulation 6(b); (b) “D” is the designated person in accordance with paragraph (3); (c) “C” is a person invited to apply to become a member of the scheme in accordance with paragraphs (2), (4) or (5). (2) Subject to paragraphs (3) to (6), the Secretary of State must give notice to E inviting E to apply to become a member of the scheme. (3) Where E is a member of a group and the Secretary of State considers that there is more than one person in the group who is likely to satisfy the criteria in regulation 7 or 8 and falls within the categories of person described in regulation 6(b), the Secretary of State must direct that only one of those persons is for the time being to be invited to apply to become a member of the scheme (“the designated person”, D). (4) Where paragraph (3) applies the Secretary of State must give notice to D inviting D to apply to become a member of the scheme. (5) Where a person in E’s group which is not eligible under regulation 6 has entered into a Self Remediation Contract before the date on which these Regulations come into force, subject to paragraph (6), the Secretary of State must give notice inviting the following persons to apply to become a member of the scheme–– (a) the person who has entered into a Self Remediation Contract, and (b) either E or, where paragraph (3) applies, D, and must accept such an application by either the person invited under sub-paragraph (a) or the person invited under sub-paragraph (b). (6) Where, before the date of the notice referred to in paragraph (5), the person falling within paragraph (5)(a) gives notice to the Secretary of State that they intend to apply to become a member of the scheme, the Secretary of State may direct that only that person is for the time being to be invited to apply to become a member of the scheme, and accordingly is not required by paragraph (5) to give a notice to any person under paragraph (5)(b). (7) The notice given under paragraphs (2) or (4) must contain a statement that unless C complies with the conditions in regulation 14, the Secretary of State must include the name of C, and the names of persons controlled by C, on the prohibitions list. (8) Any notices given under paragraph (5) must contain a statement that unless each person to whom a notice is given complies with the conditions in regulation 14, the Secretary of State must include the name of any person falling within paragraph (5)(b), or the person who would have been invited to join the scheme under that paragraph if notice had not been dispensed with under paragraph (6), and the names of persons controlled by that person, on the prohibitions list.
13 Invitation by the Secretary of State to apply for membership
(1) In this regulation–– (a) “E” is a person whom the Secretary of State considers is likely to satisfy the criteria in regulation 7 or 8 and falls within the categories of person described in regulation 6(b); (b) “D” is the designated person in accordance with paragraph (3); (c) “C” is a person invited to apply to become a member of the scheme in accordance with paragraphs (2), (4) or (5). (2) Subject to paragraphs (3) to (6), the Secretary of State must give notice to E inviting E to apply to become a member of the scheme. (3) Where E is a member of a group and the Secretary of State considers that there is more than one person in the group who is likely to satisfy the criteria in regulation 7 or 8 and falls within the categories of person described in regulation 6(b), the Secretary of State must direct that only one of those persons is for the time being to be invited to apply to become a member of the scheme (“the designated person”, D). (4) Where paragraph (3) applies the Secretary of State must give notice to D inviting D to apply to become a member of the scheme. (5) Where a person in E’s group which is not eligible under regulation 6 has entered into a Self Remediation Contract before the date on which these Regulations come into force, subject to paragraph (6), the Secretary of State must give notice inviting the following persons to apply to become a member of the scheme–– (a) the person who has entered into a Self Remediation Contract, and (b) either E or, where paragraph (3) applies, D, and must accept such an application by either the person invited under sub-paragraph (a) or the person invited under sub-paragraph (b). (6) Where, before the date of the notice referred to in paragraph (5), the person falling within paragraph (5)(a) gives notice to the Secretary of State that they intend to apply to become a member of the scheme, the Secretary of State may direct that only that person is for the time being to be invited to apply to become a member of the scheme, and accordingly is not required by paragraph (5) to give a notice to any person under paragraph (5)(b). (7) The notice given under paragraphs (2) or (4) must contain a statement that unless C complies with the conditions in regulation 14, the Secretary of State must include the name of C, and the names of persons controlled by C, on the prohibitions list. (8) Any notices given under paragraph (5) must contain a statement that unless each person to whom a notice is given complies with the conditions in regulation 14, the Secretary of State must include the name of any person falling within paragraph (5)(b), or the person who would have been invited to join the scheme under that paragraph if notice had not been dispensed with under paragraph (6), and the names of persons controlled by that person, on the prohibitions list.
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