The Fair Dealing Obligations (Pigs) Regulations 2025
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22 Notice of intent
(1) Where the Secretary of State proposes to require a business purchaser to pay a civil penalty or pay compensation, the Secretary of State must first give them a notice of intent. (2) A “notice of intent” is a written notice including— (a) a description of the breach which the Secretary of State considers has been committed; (b) the evidence being relied upon; (c) the requirement under regulation 20(1) the Secretary of State proposes to impose; and (d) a statement that the business purchaser has a right to make representations in accordance with regulation 23 and how to make such representations. (3) Before the expiry of 7 days beginning with the day after the day on which the Secretary of State gives a notice of intent, the Secretary of State must send— (a) a copy of the notice of intent to the qualifying seller; and (b) where the Secretary of State proposes to require the business purchaser to pay compensation to a qualifying seller, a written notice setting out that qualifying seller’s right to make representations in respect of the compensation.
22 Notice of intent
(1) Where the Secretary of State proposes to require a business purchaser to pay a civil penalty or pay compensation, the Secretary of State must first give them a notice of intent. (2) A “notice of intent” is a written notice including— (a) a description of the breach which the Secretary of State considers has been committed; (b) the evidence being relied upon; (c) the requirement under regulation 20(1) the Secretary of State proposes to impose; and (d) a statement that the business purchaser has a right to make representations in accordance with regulation 23 and how to make such representations. (3) Before the expiry of 7 days beginning with the day after the day on which the Secretary of State gives a notice of intent, the Secretary of State must send— (a) a copy of the notice of intent to the qualifying seller; and (b) where the Secretary of State proposes to require the business purchaser to pay compensation to a qualifying seller, a written notice setting out that qualifying seller’s right to make representations in respect of the compensation.
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