The Electricity and Gas (Energy Company Obligation) Order 2014
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32 Information from suppliers
(1) The Administrator may require a supplier— (a) to provide it with specified information, or information of a specified nature, about a supplier's proposals for complying with any requirement under this Order; (b) to produce to it evidence of a specified kind demonstrating it is complying with, or that it has complied with, any requirement under this Order. (2) A supplier must provide to the Administrator such information as the Administrator may require relating to the cost to the supplier of achieving its obligations under this Order.
32 Information from suppliers
(1) The Administrator may require a supplier— (a) to provide it with specified information, or information of a specified nature, about a supplier's proposals for complying with any requirement under this Order; (b) to produce to it evidence of a specified kind demonstrating it is complying with, or that it has complied with, any requirement under this Order. (2) A supplier must provide to the Administrator such information as the Administrator may require relating to the cost to the supplier of achieving its obligations under this Order.
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