The Contracts for Difference (Allocation) Regulations 2014
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38 Proceeding, re-running a contract allocation process or terminating an allocation round
(1) ... Where the delivery body gives— (a) a proceed notice, the Secretary of State may give the delivery body a direction— (i) to re-run the contract allocation process or a part of it as set out in the direction and when to commence the re-run (“a re-run direction”); or (ii) to take no further steps in respect of the allocation round (“a halt direction”); (b) a re-run notice, the Secretary of State may give the delivery body— (i) a direction to proceed in accordance with Part 6 and when to do so (“a proceed direction”); or (ii) a halt direction. (2) A direction under paragraph (1) may not be given later than 2 working days after the date of the proceed notice or the re-run notice. (3) The Secretary of State must give a termination notice as soon as practicable after giving a halt direction.
38 Proceeding, re-running a contract allocation process or terminating an allocation round
(1) ... Where the delivery body gives— (a) a proceed notice, the Secretary of State may give the delivery body a direction— (i) to re-run the contract allocation process or a part of it as set out in the direction and when to commence the re-run (“a re-run direction”); or (ii) to take no further steps in respect of the allocation round (“a halt direction”); (b) a re-run notice, the Secretary of State may give the delivery body— (i) a direction to proceed in accordance with Part 6 and when to do so (“a proceed direction”); or (ii) a halt direction. (2) A direction under paragraph (1) may not be given later than 2 working days after the date of the proceed notice or the re-run notice. (3) The Secretary of State must give a termination notice as soon as practicable after giving a halt direction.
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