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The Energy-Intensive Industry Electricity Support Payments and Levy Regulations 2024

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31 Change of administrator

(1) Elexon Ltd may signal its intention to withdraw its consent to be the EII support payments administrator and/or the EII levy administrator, by issuing a written notice to that effect to the Secretary of State. (2) Six months after the date on which the Secretary of State receives a notice under paragraph (1)— (a) Elexon Ltd shall cease to be appointed, and (b) the Secretary of State shall be appointed, as the relevant administrator. (3) In the event that a notice has been issued under this regulation, Elexon Ltd must provide the Secretary of State with all such advice and support as the Secretary of State may reasonably request, relating to the termination of the appointment of Elexon Ltd as a relevant administrator. (4) At the point that the Secretary of State becomes appointed, in accordance with paragraph (2), all property, rights, liabilities, obligations, duties and entitlements which vested in or were held by Elexon Ltd by virtue of its appointment as the relevant administrator, shall transfer to the Secretary of State. (5) After it has ceased to be a relevant administrator, Elexon shall continue to share data derived from BSC Volume Allocation Runs (as defined in regulation 18) with the Secretary of State, for the purposes of these Regulations. (6) For the purposes of this regulation “relevant administrator” means whichever (or both, as the case may be) of the roles in respect of which a notice was issued to the Secretary of State under paragraph (1).

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31 Change of administrator

(1) Elexon Ltd may signal its intention to withdraw its consent to be the EII support payments administrator and/or the EII levy administrator, by issuing a written notice to that effect to the Secretary of State. (2) Six months after the date on which the Secretary of State receives a notice under paragraph (1)— (a) Elexon Ltd shall cease to be appointed, and (b) the Secretary of State shall be appointed, as the relevant administrator. (3) In the event that a notice has been issued under this regulation, Elexon Ltd must provide the Secretary of State with all such advice and support as the Secretary of State may reasonably request, relating to the termination of the appointment of Elexon Ltd as a relevant administrator. (4) At the point that the Secretary of State becomes appointed, in accordance with paragraph (2), all property, rights, liabilities, obligations, duties and entitlements which vested in or were held by Elexon Ltd by virtue of its appointment as the relevant administrator, shall transfer to the Secretary of State. (5) After it has ceased to be a relevant administrator, Elexon shall continue to share data derived from BSC Volume Allocation Runs (as defined in regulation 18) with the Secretary of State, for the purposes of these Regulations. (6) For the purposes of this regulation “relevant administrator” means whichever (or both, as the case may be) of the roles in respect of which a notice was issued to the Secretary of State under paragraph (1).

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