The Equality Act 2010 (Equal Pay Audits) Regulations 2014
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10 Determining compliance with an order to publish an audit
(1) This regulation applies where a tribunal makes an order under regulation 7(2) or 8(3). (2) The tribunal must, no sooner than 56 days after the date of that order, consider whether the respondent has complied with the publication requirements. (3) Where the tribunal determines that the respondent— (a) has complied with the publication requirements; or (b) is not required to do so by virtue of regulation 9(3)(b), the tribunal must issue a decision in writing to the respondent stating that the respondent has so complied or that the respondent is not required to do so. (4) Where the tribunal is not satisfied that the respondent has complied with the publication requirements and is required to do so, it must— (a) fix a hearing to determine whether the respondent has complied with the publication requirements; and (b) notify the respondent of— (i) the reasons why it is not satisfied that the respondent has complied with the publication requirements; (ii) the date of the hearing; and (iii) the right of the respondent to make representations. (5) Paragraphs (6) to (8) apply where the tribunal has held a hearing under paragraph (4) and considered any representations made by the respondent. (6) Where the tribunal determines that the respondent— (a) has complied with the publication requirements; or (b) is not required to do so by virtue of regulation 9(3)(b), it must issue a decision in writing stating that the respondent has so complied, or is not required to do so. (7) Where the tribunal determines that the respondent has not complied with the publication requirements and is not exempt from doing so by virtue of regulation 9(3)(b), it must make an order specifying a new date by which the respondent must comply with the publication requirements, in so far as the respondent has not done so. (8) Where the respondent fails to comply with an order under paragraph (7), the tribunal must— (a) fix a further hearing; and (b) notify the respondent of— (i) the date of the hearing; and (ii) the right of the respondent to make further representations. (9) The preceding provisions of this regulation apply to a hearing fixed under paragraph (8) as they apply to a hearing fixed under paragraph (4). (10) In this regulation, “publication requirements” means the requirement to— (a) publish the audit; and (b) provide evidence of publication to the tribunal, in accordance with regulation 9.
10 Determining compliance with an order to publish an audit
(1) This regulation applies where a tribunal makes an order under regulation 7(2) or 8(3). (2) The tribunal must, no sooner than 56 days after the date of that order, consider whether the respondent has complied with the publication requirements. (3) Where the tribunal determines that the respondent— (a) has complied with the publication requirements; or (b) is not required to do so by virtue of regulation 9(3)(b), the tribunal must issue a decision in writing to the respondent stating that the respondent has so complied or that the respondent is not required to do so. (4) Where the tribunal is not satisfied that the respondent has complied with the publication requirements and is required to do so, it must— (a) fix a hearing to determine whether the respondent has complied with the publication requirements; and (b) notify the respondent of— (i) the reasons why it is not satisfied that the respondent has complied with the publication requirements; (ii) the date of the hearing; and (iii) the right of the respondent to make representations. (5) Paragraphs (6) to (8) apply where the tribunal has held a hearing under paragraph (4) and considered any representations made by the respondent. (6) Where the tribunal determines that the respondent— (a) has complied with the publication requirements; or (b) is not required to do so by virtue of regulation 9(3)(b), it must issue a decision in writing stating that the respondent has so complied, or is not required to do so. (7) Where the tribunal determines that the respondent has not complied with the publication requirements and is not exempt from doing so by virtue of regulation 9(3)(b), it must make an order specifying a new date by which the respondent must comply with the publication requirements, in so far as the respondent has not done so. (8) Where the respondent fails to comply with an order under paragraph (7), the tribunal must— (a) fix a further hearing; and (b) notify the respondent of— (i) the date of the hearing; and (ii) the right of the respondent to make further representations. (9) The preceding provisions of this regulation apply to a hearing fixed under paragraph (8) as they apply to a hearing fixed under paragraph (4). (10) In this regulation, “publication requirements” means the requirement to— (a) publish the audit; and (b) provide evidence of publication to the tribunal, in accordance with regulation 9.
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