The Public Sector Fraud and Error (Recovery) Regulations 2026
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4 Representations made by an account holder to the Minister
(1) In this regulation, representations means information and evidence given to the Minister by an account holder, having been invited to do so, in accordance with sections 21 (2), 28 (2) and 29 (3) of the Act. (2) The account holder must include within the representations all information or evidence which the account holder wishes the Minister to consider when deciding whether to make or vary the direct deduction order. (3) The account holder must make the representations— (a) in the manner or form which the Minister has specified in the notice which invited the account holder to make representations, and (b) by such date or time as the Minister has specified in the notice (that date or time falling no earlier than 28 days beginning with the day after the day on which the notice was given).
4 Representations made by an account holder to the Minister
(1) In this regulation, representations means information and evidence given to the Minister by an account holder, having been invited to do so, in accordance with sections 21 (2), 28 (2) and 29 (3) of the Act. (2) The account holder must include within the representations all information or evidence which the account holder wishes the Minister to consider when deciding whether to make or vary the direct deduction order. (3) The account holder must make the representations— (a) in the manner or form which the Minister has specified in the notice which invited the account holder to make representations, and (b) by such date or time as the Minister has specified in the notice (that date or time falling no earlier than 28 days beginning with the day after the day on which the notice was given).
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