The Offshore (Oil and Gas) Installation and Pipeline Abandonment Charges (Revocation) Regulations 2026
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3 Commencement of work date
(1) Where a section 29 notice has been given in relation to an offshore installation or a submarine pipeline, before the coming into force of these Regulations, the “commencement of work date” relating to that offshore installation, or that submarine pipeline, is the date these Regulations come into force. (2) Where no section 29 notice had been given in relation to an offshore installation or a submarine pipeline, before the coming into force of these Regulations, the “commencement of work date” is the date of service of the first section 29 notice in relation to an offshore installation or a submarine pipeline, as applicable. (3) A section 29 notice holder is liable to pay abandonment programme charges notified under regulation 4(1) in relation to an offshore installation or a submarine pipeline, in respect of abandonment programme functions that the Secretary of State carries out on or after the relevant commencement of work date.
3 Commencement of work date
(1) Where a section 29 notice has been given in relation to an offshore installation or a submarine pipeline, before the coming into force of these Regulations, the “commencement of work date” relating to that offshore installation, or that submarine pipeline, is the date these Regulations come into force. (2) Where no section 29 notice had been given in relation to an offshore installation or a submarine pipeline, before the coming into force of these Regulations, the “commencement of work date” is the date of service of the first section 29 notice in relation to an offshore installation or a submarine pipeline, as applicable. (3) A section 29 notice holder is liable to pay abandonment programme charges notified under regulation 4(1) in relation to an offshore installation or a submarine pipeline, in respect of abandonment programme functions that the Secretary of State carries out on or after the relevant commencement of work date.
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