Gas (Exempt Supplies) Act 1993
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3 Keeping of register.
In section 36 of the Gas Act 1986 (keeping of register), for subsections (1) and (2) there shall be substituted the following subsections— (1) The Director shall keep a register of notifications and directions under section 6 above, exemptions granted under section 6A above to particular persons, authorisations under section 7 or 8 above and final and provisional orders at such premises and in such form as he may determine. (2) Subject to any direction given under subsection (3) below, the Director shall cause to be entered in the register the provisions of— (a) every notification or direction under section 6 above; (b) every exemption granted under section 6A above to a particluar person and every revocation of such exemption; (c) every revocation made otherwise than by order of an exemption granted under that section to persons of a particular class; (d) every authorisation under section 7 or 8 above and every modification or revocation of, and every direction or consent given or determination made under, such an authorisation; and (e) every final or provisional order, every revocation of such an order and every notice under section 28(6) above.
3 Keeping of register.
In section 36 of the Gas Act 1986 (keeping of register), for subsections (1) and (2) there shall be substituted the following subsections— (1) The Director shall keep a register of notifications and directions under section 6 above, exemptions granted under section 6A above to particular persons, authorisations under section 7 or 8 above and final and provisional orders at such premises and in such form as he may determine. (2) Subject to any direction given under subsection (3) below, the Director shall cause to be entered in the register the provisions of— (a) every notification or direction under section 6 above; (b) every exemption granted under section 6A above to a particluar person and every revocation of such exemption; (c) every revocation made otherwise than by order of an exemption granted under that section to persons of a particular class; (d) every authorisation under section 7 or 8 above and every modification or revocation of, and every direction or consent given or determination made under, such an authorisation; and (e) every final or provisional order, every revocation of such an order and every notice under section 28(6) above.
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