The Care and Support (Cross-border Placements and Business Failure: Temporary Duty) (Dispute Resolution) Regulations 2014
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4 Notification etc
(1) This regulation applies where a referral is— (a) made to a Responsible Person by authorities in accordance with regulation 8; or (b) sent to a Responsible Person by another Responsible Person pursuant to paragraph (4). (2) In the following provisions of this regulation, the Responsible Person to whom the referral is made or sent is referred to as the “Relevant Responsible Person”. (3) If the dispute falls to be determined by the Relevant Responsible Person, that person must— (a) in determining the dispute, consult all persons who are Responsible Persons in relation to the authorities which are parties to the dispute (“the authorities in dispute”); and (b) prior to notifying those authorities of the outcome of the determination, notify those Responsible Persons of that outcome. (4) If the dispute does not fall to be determined by the Relevant Responsible Person, that person must— (a) as soon as reasonably practicable after receiving the referral, send the referral to the Responsible Person by whom it appears to the Relevant Responsible Person the dispute falls to be determined or, in a case within regulation 2(6), to all persons who are Responsible Persons in relation to the authorities in dispute; and (b) notify the authorities in dispute of the action taken pursuant to sub-paragraph (a). (5) For the purposes of this regulation, a reference to a dispute falling, or appearing to fall, to be determined by a Responsible Person (however expressed) is a reference to that dispute so falling, or appearing to fall, to be determined pursuant to regulation 2.
4 Notification etc
(1) This regulation applies where a referral is— (a) made to a Responsible Person by authorities in accordance with regulation 8; or (b) sent to a Responsible Person by another Responsible Person pursuant to paragraph (4). (2) In the following provisions of this regulation, the Responsible Person to whom the referral is made or sent is referred to as the “Relevant Responsible Person”. (3) If the dispute falls to be determined by the Relevant Responsible Person, that person must— (a) in determining the dispute, consult all persons who are Responsible Persons in relation to the authorities which are parties to the dispute (“the authorities in dispute”); and (b) prior to notifying those authorities of the outcome of the determination, notify those Responsible Persons of that outcome. (4) If the dispute does not fall to be determined by the Relevant Responsible Person, that person must— (a) as soon as reasonably practicable after receiving the referral, send the referral to the Responsible Person by whom it appears to the Relevant Responsible Person the dispute falls to be determined or, in a case within regulation 2(6), to all persons who are Responsible Persons in relation to the authorities in dispute; and (b) notify the authorities in dispute of the action taken pursuant to sub-paragraph (a). (5) For the purposes of this regulation, a reference to a dispute falling, or appearing to fall, to be determined by a Responsible Person (however expressed) is a reference to that dispute so falling, or appearing to fall, to be determined pursuant to regulation 2.
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