Enterprise Act 2002
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164 Enforcement undertakings and orders under this Part: general provisions
(1) The provision which may be contained in an enforcement undertaking is not limited to the provision which is permitted by Schedule 8. (2) The following enactments in Part 3 shall apply in relation to enforcement orders under this Part as they apply in relation to enforcement orders under that Part— (a) section 86(1) to (5) (enforcement orders: general provisions); and (b) section 87 (power of directions conferred by enforcement order). (3) An enforcement order under section 160 or 161 or any explanatory material accompanying the order shall state— (a) the actions that the persons or description of persons to whom the order is addressed must do or (as the case may be) refrain from doing; (b) the date on which the order comes into force; (c) the possible consequences of not complying with the order; and (d) the section of this Part under which a review can be sought in relation to the order.
164 Enforcement undertakings and orders under this Part: general provisions
(1) The provision which may be contained in an enforcement undertaking is not limited to the provision which is permitted by Schedule 8. (2) The following enactments in Part 3 shall apply in relation to enforcement orders under this Part as they apply in relation to enforcement orders under that Part— (a) section 86(1) to (5) (enforcement orders: general provisions); and (b) section 87 (power of directions conferred by enforcement order). (3) An enforcement order under section 160 or 161 or any explanatory material accompanying the order shall state— (a) the actions that the persons or description of persons to whom the order is addressed must do or (as the case may be) refrain from doing; (b) the date on which the order comes into force; (c) the possible consequences of not complying with the order; and (d) the section of this Part under which a review can be sought in relation to the order.
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