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Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Act 2025

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27 Restrictions on accounts: account holders

(1) Where a notice under section 21(1) (a “pre-deduction notice”), or a copy of a direct deduction order under section 17, is given to a person (other than a bank) in relation to an account, they must not do anything to frustrate the effect of the pre-deduction notice or the direct deduction order. (2) The requirement in subsection (1) ceases to apply when— (a) in relation to a pre-deduction notice, a notice under section 21(8) (notice of decision not to make a direct deduction order), or a copy of a direct deduction order under section 17, is given to the person; (b) in relation to a direct deduction order— (i) all the deductions under the order have been made, or (ii) the order is revoked. (3) In subsection (1), the reference to frustrating the effect of a pre-deduction notice is a reference to frustrating the effect of the proposed direct deduction order the terms of which are set out in the notice.

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27 Restrictions on accounts: account holders

(1) Where a notice under section 21(1) (a “pre-deduction notice”), or a copy of a direct deduction order under section 17, is given to a person (other than a bank) in relation to an account, they must not do anything to frustrate the effect of the pre-deduction notice or the direct deduction order. (2) The requirement in subsection (1) ceases to apply when— (a) in relation to a pre-deduction notice, a notice under section 21(8) (notice of decision not to make a direct deduction order), or a copy of a direct deduction order under section 17, is given to the person; (b) in relation to a direct deduction order— (i) all the deductions under the order have been made, or (ii) the order is revoked. (3) In subsection (1), the reference to frustrating the effect of a pre-deduction notice is a reference to frustrating the effect of the proposed direct deduction order the terms of which are set out in the notice.

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