The Carbon Dioxide Transport and Storage (Licensed Operators) Administration (England and Wales) Rules 2025
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As published
14 Notice requiring statement of affairs
(1) In this Part—
(a) “nominated person” means any person to whom a notice is delivered in accordance with paragraph (2);
(b) “relevant person” has the meaning given to it in paragraph 47(3) of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act.
(2) A requirement under paragraph 47(1) of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act for one or more relevant persons to provide the T&S administrator with a statement of the affairs of the company must be made by a notice delivered to each such person.
(3) The notice must—
(a) be headed “Notice requiring statement of affairs”;
(b) include immediately below the heading—
(i) the full name, registered address, registered number and any other trading names of the company;
(ii) details of the court where the proceedings are and the court reference number;
(c) require each nominated person to prepare and submit to the T&S administrator a statement of affairs of the company;
(d) inform each nominated person of—
(i) the names and addresses of all others, if any, to whom the same notice has been delivered;
(ii) the requirement to deliver the statement of affairs to the T&S administrator no later than the period of 11 days beginning with the day on which the notice is received;
(iii) the effect of paragraph 48(4) of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act (offence of non-compliance) and section 235 of the 1986 Act (duty to co-operate with the T&S administrator).
(4) The T&S administrator must inform each nominated person that a document for the preparation of the statement of affairs capable of completion in compliance with rule 15 will be supplied if requested.
(5) The nominated person, or one of them, if more than one, must deliver the statement of affairs to the T&S administrator with the statement of truth required by paragraph 47(2)(a) of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act and a copy of each statement.
Your change, as a redline
14 Notice requiring statement of affairs
(1) In this Part—
(a) “nominated person” means any person to whom a notice is delivered in accordance with paragraph (2);
(b) “relevant person” has the meaning given to it in paragraph 47(3) of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act.
(2) A requirement under paragraph 47(1) of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act for one or more relevant persons to provide the T&S administrator with a statement of the affairs of the company must be made by a notice delivered to each such person.
(3) The notice must—
(a) be headed “Notice requiring statement of affairs”;
(b) include immediately below the heading—
(i) the full name, registered address, registered number and any other trading names of the company;
(ii) details of the court where the proceedings are and the court reference number;
(c) require each nominated person to prepare and submit to the T&S administrator a statement of affairs of the company;
(d) inform each nominated person of—
(i) the names and addresses of all others, if any, to whom the same notice has been delivered;
(ii) the requirement to deliver the statement of affairs to the T&S administrator no later than the period of 11 days beginning with the day on which the notice is received;
(iii) the effect of paragraph 48(4) of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act (offence of non-compliance) and section 235 of the 1986 Act (duty to co-operate with the T&S administrator).
(4) The T&S administrator must inform each nominated person that a document for the preparation of the statement of affairs capable of completion in compliance with rule 15 will be supplied if requested.
(5) The nominated person, or one of them, if more than one, must deliver the statement of affairs to the T&S administrator with the statement of truth required by paragraph 47(2)(a) of Schedule B1 to the 1986 Act and a copy of each statement.
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