The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025
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127 Changes to timing or location
(1) Subject to regulations 128 and 129, paragraph (2) applies where OFCOM determine that it is impracticable for any reason— (a) for any document which is to be delivered to OFCOM under these Regulations to be delivered at the place specified or by the deadline specified under these Regulations; or (b) for any action which is required to be undertaken in accordance with these Regulations to be completed by the deadline specified. (2) Where this paragraph applies, OFCOM shall take reasonable steps to notify applicants or bidders that— (a) delivery must be made on a different day or within different times on that day or at a different place; and (b) the action must be completed on a different day or by a different deadline.
127 Changes to timing or location
(1) Subject to regulations 128 and 129, paragraph (2) applies where OFCOM determine that it is impracticable for any reason— (a) for any document which is to be delivered to OFCOM under these Regulations to be delivered at the place specified or by the deadline specified under these Regulations; or (b) for any action which is required to be undertaken in accordance with these Regulations to be completed by the deadline specified. (2) Where this paragraph applies, OFCOM shall take reasonable steps to notify applicants or bidders that— (a) delivery must be made on a different day or within different times on that day or at a different place; and (b) the action must be completed on a different day or by a different deadline.
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