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The Contracts for Difference (Allocation) Regulations 2014

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31 Non-qualification review and appeal deadline dates

(1) The contract allocation framework may specify in respect of an allocation round— (a) the non-qualification review request date; and (b) the appeals deadline date. (2) The Secretary of State must, in such manner as the Secretary of State thinks appropriate, publish in respect of an allocation round a date on which the Secretary of State is minded to require the contract allocation process for the allocation round to commence (“the post-appeals indicative start date”). (3) The post-appeals indicative start date must be no earlier than 10 working days after the appeals deadline date.

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31 Non-qualification review and appeal deadline dates

(1) The contract allocation framework may specify in respect of an allocation round— (a) the non-qualification review request date; and (b) the appeals deadline date. (2) The Secretary of State must, in such manner as the Secretary of State thinks appropriate, publish in respect of an allocation round a date on which the Secretary of State is minded to require the contract allocation process for the allocation round to commence (“the post-appeals indicative start date”). (3) The post-appeals indicative start date must be no earlier than 10 working days after the appeals deadline date.

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