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The Offshore (Oil and Gas) Installation and Pipeline Abandonment Charges (Revocation) Regulations 2026

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5 Payment of abandonment programme charges

(1) A section 29 notice holder must pay the charges notified under regulation 4(1) before the end of the period of 30 days beginning with the day after the day on which the notice was given by the Secretary of State under regulation 4(1). (2) All section 29 notice holders for the offshore installation or submarine pipeline to which a notice under regulation 4(1) relates are jointly and severally liable to pay the charges notified under regulation 4(1).

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5 Payment of abandonment programme charges

(1) A section 29 notice holder must pay the charges notified under regulation 4(1) before the end of the period of 30 days beginning with the day after the day on which the notice was given by the Secretary of State under regulation 4(1). (2) All section 29 notice holders for the offshore installation or submarine pipeline to which a notice under regulation 4(1) relates are jointly and severally liable to pay the charges notified under regulation 4(1).

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