The Contracts for Difference (Allocation) Regulations 2014
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28C Providing sustainable industry reward statement or refusing application
The Secretary of State must, as soon as practicable after a sustainable industry reward application is received by the Secretary of State, give a notice to the sustainable industry reward applicant which includes— (a) a sustainable industry reward statement which— (i) confirms that the sustainable industry reward application meets the minimum standards of likely contribution to the development and sustainability of supply chains, as set out in the sustainable industry reward allocation framework; (ii) states the allocation round for which the sustainable industry reward statement has effect; and (iii) sets out the sustainable industry reward to which the sustainable industry reward applicant may be entitled and the obligations which must be fulfilled by that applicant in order to receive that reward; or (b) a refusal of the sustainable industry reward application and the reasons for that refusal.
28C Providing sustainable industry reward statement or refusing application
The Secretary of State must, as soon as practicable after a sustainable industry reward application is received by the Secretary of State, give a notice to the sustainable industry reward applicant which includes— (a) a sustainable industry reward statement which— (i) confirms that the sustainable industry reward application meets the minimum standards of likely contribution to the development and sustainability of supply chains, as set out in the sustainable industry reward allocation framework; (ii) states the allocation round for which the sustainable industry reward statement has effect; and (iii) sets out the sustainable industry reward to which the sustainable industry reward applicant may be entitled and the obligations which must be fulfilled by that applicant in order to receive that reward; or (b) a refusal of the sustainable industry reward application and the reasons for that refusal.
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