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The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014

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16 Failure to notify the regulator if an emissions plan is not applied for

(1) This regulation applies to regulation 61. (2) In paragraph (1), for “A UK administered operator”, substitute “Subject to paragraph (3), a UK administered operator” and after “regulation 33(1)”, insert “or regulation 33A(1)”. (3) After paragraph (2), insert— (3) A is not liable to a civil penalty for a failure to comply with regulation 33(1), where the duty under that regulation arose before 1st January 2015 and, at the time the duty arose— (a) A carried out only excluded aviation activities; or (b) A was an exempt non-commercial air transport operator. .

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16 Failure to notify the regulator if an emissions plan is not applied for

(1) This regulation applies to regulation 61. (2) In paragraph (1), for “A UK administered operator”, substitute “Subject to paragraph (3), a UK administered operator” and after “regulation 33(1)”, insert “or regulation 33A(1)”. (3) After paragraph (2), insert— (3) A is not liable to a civil penalty for a failure to comply with regulation 33(1), where the duty under that regulation arose before 1st January 2015 and, at the time the duty arose— (a) A carried out only excluded aviation activities; or (b) A was an exempt non-commercial air transport operator. .

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