The Carbon Dioxide Transport and Storage (Financing of Costs of Offshore Decommissioning) Regulations 2026
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32 Obligations of relevant persons who are not a section 7 licensee
(1) Where these Regulations impose an obligation solely on a section 7 licensee, one or more other relevant persons may be required to perform that obligation where— (a) some or all of the covered offshore infrastructure is covered by a section 29 notice served on another relevant person, and (b) either— (i) the section 7 licence has been terminated and the infrastructure covered under the terminated licence is not covered by the section 7 licence of a different person, or (ii) the section 7 licensee has failed to perform the obligation. (2) Where paragraph (1) applies, the Secretary of State may serve a written notice on the other relevant person, confirming— (a) that the Secretary of State has determined that the person must perform the obligations under these Regulations, as if that person was a section 7 licensee, (b) the infrastructure to which the obligations apply, which may only be infrastructure covered under the person’s section 29 notice, (c) the date from which the notice takes effect, which must be no less than 14 days after the date the notice is served, and (d) any other information that would enable the relevant person to perform the obligations. (3) Where these Regulations impose obligations or duties on a relevant person— (a) where a matter is not directly controlled by the relevant person, such a person must act in a diligent way and take all reasonable steps to ensure an obligation is performed or a breach of these Regulations does not occur, and (b) where a relevant person does not hold a section 7 licence, the obligations or duties under these Regulations apply only in respect of the infrastructure covered under the person’s section 29 notice.
32 Obligations of relevant persons who are not a section 7 licensee
(1) Where these Regulations impose an obligation solely on a section 7 licensee, one or more other relevant persons may be required to perform that obligation where— (a) some or all of the covered offshore infrastructure is covered by a section 29 notice served on another relevant person, and (b) either— (i) the section 7 licence has been terminated and the infrastructure covered under the terminated licence is not covered by the section 7 licence of a different person, or (ii) the section 7 licensee has failed to perform the obligation. (2) Where paragraph (1) applies, the Secretary of State may serve a written notice on the other relevant person, confirming— (a) that the Secretary of State has determined that the person must perform the obligations under these Regulations, as if that person was a section 7 licensee, (b) the infrastructure to which the obligations apply, which may only be infrastructure covered under the person’s section 29 notice, (c) the date from which the notice takes effect, which must be no less than 14 days after the date the notice is served, and (d) any other information that would enable the relevant person to perform the obligations. (3) Where these Regulations impose obligations or duties on a relevant person— (a) where a matter is not directly controlled by the relevant person, such a person must act in a diligent way and take all reasonable steps to ensure an obligation is performed or a breach of these Regulations does not occur, and (b) where a relevant person does not hold a section 7 licence, the obligations or duties under these Regulations apply only in respect of the infrastructure covered under the person’s section 29 notice.
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