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Employment Rights Act 2025

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As published

127 Further provision about LME orders

(1) An LME order has effect for the period specified in the LME order. (2) The maximum period for which an LME order may have effect is two years. (3) An LME order may not be made against an individual who is under the age of 18. (4) If a court makes an LME order, the court may also— (a) release the respondent from any LME undertaking given in relation to the labour market offence concerned; (b) discharge any other LME order which is in force against the respondent and which was made by— (i) that court, or (ii) any other court in the same part of the United Kingdom as that court.

Your change, as a redline

127 Further provision about LME orders

(1) An LME order has effect for the period specified in the LME order. (2) The maximum period for which an LME order may have effect is two years. (3) An LME order may not be made against an individual who is under the age of 18. (4) If a court makes an LME order, the court may also— (a) release the respondent from any LME undertaking given in relation to the labour market offence concerned; (b) discharge any other LME order which is in force against the respondent and which was made by— (i) that court, or (ii) any other court in the same part of the United Kingdom as that court.

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