The Independent System Operator and Planner (Designation) Third Party Compensation Regulations 2024
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4 Procedure for bringing claims
(1) A claim must be in writing, and must include— (a) the identity and contact details of the claimant; (b) a description of the relevant act that the claimant alleges to have caused the loss or damage which is the subject of the claim; (c) a description and quantification of that loss or damage, and an explanation of how that loss or damage— (i) is the direct result of the relevant act, and (ii) otherwise meets the conditions in regulation 3(b); (d) details of any steps that the claimant has taken or proposes to take to avoid or mitigate the loss or damage suffered; (e) evidence in support of the matters included under sub-paragraphs (c) and (d). (2) A claimant must bring a claim by sending it— (a) to the Secretary of State— (i) by email, to NESO@energysecurity.gov.uk; (ii) by post, to the NESO Policy Sponsorship Team at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, and (b) no later than— (i) 6 months after the date of the designation to which the claim relates, or (ii) at the end of such later period as the Secretary of State may, at the request of a claimant, agree in writing is appropriate in respect of a particular claim, having regard to any exceptional circumstances relating to that claim. (3) A claimant must provide such further information, documents or evidence as the Secretary of State reasonably requests in relation to a claim that the claimant has brought.
4 Procedure for bringing claims
(1) A claim must be in writing, and must include— (a) the identity and contact details of the claimant; (b) a description of the relevant act that the claimant alleges to have caused the loss or damage which is the subject of the claim; (c) a description and quantification of that loss or damage, and an explanation of how that loss or damage— (i) is the direct result of the relevant act, and (ii) otherwise meets the conditions in regulation 3(b); (d) details of any steps that the claimant has taken or proposes to take to avoid or mitigate the loss or damage suffered; (e) evidence in support of the matters included under sub-paragraphs (c) and (d). (2) A claimant must bring a claim by sending it— (a) to the Secretary of State— (i) by email, to NESO@energysecurity.gov.uk; (ii) by post, to the NESO Policy Sponsorship Team at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, and (b) no later than— (i) 6 months after the date of the designation to which the claim relates, or (ii) at the end of such later period as the Secretary of State may, at the request of a claimant, agree in writing is appropriate in respect of a particular claim, having regard to any exceptional circumstances relating to that claim. (3) A claimant must provide such further information, documents or evidence as the Secretary of State reasonably requests in relation to a claim that the claimant has brought.
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