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Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006

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As published

53I Requirement to provide information about gross revenue

(1) OFCOM may require a person to whom a notification has been given under section 53E to provide them with all such information as they may require for the purpose of ascertaining the person's gross revenue. (2) A demand for information required under this section must be contained in a notice given to the person from whom the information is required. (3) A person required to give information under this section must provide it in such manner and within such reasonable period as may be specified by OFCOM. (4) Sections 53K to 53M apply for the purposes of a requirement imposed under this section as they apply for the purposes of a requirement imposed under section 53J.

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53I Requirement to provide information about gross revenue

(1) OFCOM may require a person to whom a notification has been given under section 53E to provide them with all such information as they may require for the purpose of ascertaining the person's gross revenue. (2) A demand for information required under this section must be contained in a notice given to the person from whom the information is required. (3) A person required to give information under this section must provide it in such manner and within such reasonable period as may be specified by OFCOM. (4) Sections 53K to 53M apply for the purposes of a requirement imposed under this section as they apply for the purposes of a requirement imposed under section 53J.

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