The Renewable Transport Fuel Obligations (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) Order 2024
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12 Power to require information
(1) The Administrator may require a supplier to provide it with such information as it may require for purposes connected with the carrying out of its functions. (2) As part of the requirement referred to in paragraph (1), the Administrator may set out— (a) the form in which the information must be provided, (b) the methodology to be used in calculating and providing the information, and (c) the period within which the information must be provided. (3) Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph (1), the Administrator may require a non-obligated supplier that has not applied for a SAF certificate to provide it with the information, for that supplier, which is referred to in article 11(1); and references in that paragraph to the “relevant period” are to be treated as references to such period during an obligation period as the Administrator notifies to the supplier for the purposes of this paragraph. (4) The Administrator may require a supplier to produce such evidence as the Administrator may determine is necessary in order to substantiate information which the supplier has provided under this article. (5) The supplier must provide any information, or produce any evidence, required under this article and ensure that it is— (a) accurate to the best of their knowledge or belief; and (b) for information required under paragraph (1), provided in the form, using the methodology, and for the period, as the Administrator requires.
12 Power to require information
(1) The Administrator may require a supplier to provide it with such information as it may require for purposes connected with the carrying out of its functions. (2) As part of the requirement referred to in paragraph (1), the Administrator may set out— (a) the form in which the information must be provided, (b) the methodology to be used in calculating and providing the information, and (c) the period within which the information must be provided. (3) Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph (1), the Administrator may require a non-obligated supplier that has not applied for a SAF certificate to provide it with the information, for that supplier, which is referred to in article 11(1); and references in that paragraph to the “relevant period” are to be treated as references to such period during an obligation period as the Administrator notifies to the supplier for the purposes of this paragraph. (4) The Administrator may require a supplier to produce such evidence as the Administrator may determine is necessary in order to substantiate information which the supplier has provided under this article. (5) The supplier must provide any information, or produce any evidence, required under this article and ensure that it is— (a) accurate to the best of their knowledge or belief; and (b) for information required under paragraph (1), provided in the form, using the methodology, and for the period, as the Administrator requires.
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