The Motor Fuel Price (Open Data) Regulations 2025
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14 Monitoring by aggregator
(1) The aggregator must monitor the use of— (a) the facilities for providing reportable information mentioned in regulation 10, and (b) the price API and the flat file. (2) The aggregator may, for the purpose mentioned in paragraph (1), request a motor fuel trader to provide it with information. (3) Where the aggregator makes a request under paragraph (2), the motor fuel trader must provide the information to the aggregator by the date specified in the request. (4) The aggregator must consider any complaints about the price information which are made in accordance with the procedures implemented under regulation 5 (complaints). (5) Where the aggregator reasonably believes that there has been a breach of the requirements of these Regulations or a failure to comply with a requirement imposed under them, it must alert the CMA and provide the CMA with information relating to the possible breach or failure.
14 Monitoring by aggregator
(1) The aggregator must monitor the use of— (a) the facilities for providing reportable information mentioned in regulation 10, and (b) the price API and the flat file. (2) The aggregator may, for the purpose mentioned in paragraph (1), request a motor fuel trader to provide it with information. (3) Where the aggregator makes a request under paragraph (2), the motor fuel trader must provide the information to the aggregator by the date specified in the request. (4) The aggregator must consider any complaints about the price information which are made in accordance with the procedures implemented under regulation 5 (complaints). (5) Where the aggregator reasonably believes that there has been a breach of the requirements of these Regulations or a failure to comply with a requirement imposed under them, it must alert the CMA and provide the CMA with information relating to the possible breach or failure.
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