UK Borders Act 2007
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53 Relationship with other bodies: non-interference notices
(1) Subsection (2) applies if the Chief Inspector believes that— (a) a prescribed person proposes to inspect any aspect of the work of a person listed in section 48(1A) or (1B), and (b) the inspection may impose an unreasonable burden on such a person. (2) The Chief Inspector may give the prescribed person a notice prohibiting a specified inspection. (3) The prescribed person shall comply with the notice, unless the Secretary of State cancels it on the grounds that the inspection would not impose an unreasonable burden on a person listed in section 48(1A) or (1B). (4) A notice must— (a) be in the prescribed form, and (b) contain the prescribed information. (5) The Secretary of State may by order make provision about— (a) the timing of notices; (b) the publication of notices; (c) the revision or withdrawal of notices.
53 Relationship with other bodies: non-interference notices
(1) Subsection (2) applies if the Chief Inspector believes that— (a) a prescribed person proposes to inspect any aspect of the work of a person listed in section 48(1A) or (1B), and (b) the inspection may impose an unreasonable burden on such a person. (2) The Chief Inspector may give the prescribed person a notice prohibiting a specified inspection. (3) The prescribed person shall comply with the notice, unless the Secretary of State cancels it on the grounds that the inspection would not impose an unreasonable burden on a person listed in section 48(1A) or (1B). (4) A notice must— (a) be in the prescribed form, and (b) contain the prescribed information. (5) The Secretary of State may by order make provision about— (a) the timing of notices; (b) the publication of notices; (c) the revision or withdrawal of notices.
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