Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006
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24 Recovery
(1) This section applies in the case of a sum which is to be paid to OFCOM — (a) under any provision of sections 21 to 23; (b) in pursuance of any provision of any regulations under those sections; or (c) because of any conditions contained as a result of those sections in a grant of recognised spectrum access. (2) The sum must be paid to OFCOM as soon as it becomes due in accordance with that provision or those conditions and, if it is not paid, it is to be recoverable by them accordingly.
24 Recovery
(1) This section applies in the case of a sum which is to be paid to OFCOM — (a) under any provision of sections 21 to 23; (b) in pursuance of any provision of any regulations under those sections; or (c) because of any conditions contained as a result of those sections in a grant of recognised spectrum access. (2) The sum must be paid to OFCOM as soon as it becomes due in accordance with that provision or those conditions and, if it is not paid, it is to be recoverable by them accordingly.
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