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Energy Act 2013 in Scotland

2013 c. 32 · Enacted 18 December 2013 · Extends to United Kingdom

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An Act to make provision for the setting of a decarbonisation target range and duties in relation to it; for or in connection with reforming the electricity market for purposes of encouraging low carbon electricity generation or ensuring security of supply; for the establishment and functions of the Office for Nuclear Regulation; about the government pipe-line and storage system and rights exercisable in relation to it; about the designation of a strategy and policy statement; about domestic supplies of gas and electricity; for extending categories of activities for which energy licences are required; for the making of orders requiring regulated persons to provide redress to consumers of gas or electricity; about offshore transmission of electricity during a commissioning period; for imposing fees in connection with certain costs incurred by the Secretary of State; about smoke and carbon monoxide alarms; and for connected purposes.

[18th December 2013]

Be it enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—C1

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Act modified (temp.) (E.W.) (1.4.2014) by The Energy Act 2013 (Office for Nuclear Regulation) (Consequential Amendments, Transitional Provisions and Savings) Order 2014 (S.I. 2014/469), art. 7(2), (3)(c), art. 7(4)-(9) (with Sch. 4)

Contents

  1. Part 1: Decarbonisation
  2. 1Decarbonisation target range
  3. 2Matters to be taken into account
  4. 3Further duties of the Secretary of State
  5. 4Meaning and calculation of “carbon intensity of electricity generation in the United Kingdom”
  6. Part 2: Electricity Market Reform
  7. Chapter 1: General considerations
  8. 5General considerations relating to this Part
  9. Chapter 2: Contracts for Difference
  10. 6Regulations to encourage low carbon electricity generation
  11. 7Designation of a CFD counterparty
  12. 8Duties of a CFD counterparty
  13. 9Supplier obligation
  14. 10Direction to offer to contract
  15. 11Standard terms
  16. 12CFD notifications
  17. 13Allocation of CFDs
  18. 14CFD notification: offer to contract on standard terms
  19. 15Modification of standard terms
  20. 16Sections 12 to 15: further provision
  21. 17Payments to electricity suppliers
  22. 18Application of sums held by a CFD counterparty
  23. 19Information and advice
  24. 20Functions of the Authority
  25. 21Regulations: further provision
  26. 22Enforcement
  27. 23Limits on costs to be incurred
  28. 24Consultation
  29. 25Shadow directors, etc.
  30. 26Licence modifications
  31. Chapter 3: Capacity Market
  32. 27Power to make electricity capacity regulations
  33. 28Capacity agreements
  34. 29Capacity auctions
  35. 30Settlement body
  36. 31Functions of the Authority or the national system operator
  37. 32Other requirements
  38. 33Electricity capacity regulations: information and advice
  39. 34Power to make capacity market rules
  40. 35Provision about electricity demand reduction
  41. 36Enforcement and dispute resolution
  42. 37Licence modifications for the purpose of the capacity market
  43. 38Amendment of enactments
  44. 39Principal objective and general duties
  45. 40Regulations under Chapter 3
  46. 41Capacity market rules: procedure
  47. 42Capacity market rules: further provision
  48. 43Pilot scheme for electricity demand reduction
  49. Chapter 4: Investment contracts
  50. 44Investment contracts
  51. Chapter 5: Conflict of interest and contingency arrangements
  52. 45Modifications of transmission and other licences: business separation Repealed
  53. 46Power to transfer EMR functions
  54. 47Orders under section 46: fees and other supplementary provision
  55. 48Energy administration orders
  56. Chapter 6: Access to markets etc
  57. Market participation and liquidity
  58. 49Power to modify licence conditions etc: market participation and liquidity
  59. Power purchase agreement scheme
  60. 50Power to modify licence conditions etc to facilitate investment in electricity generation
  61. 51Power purchase agreement scheme: regulations
  62. 52Power purchase agreement scheme: disclosure of information
  63. 53Principal objective and general duties: power purchase agreement scheme
  64. Supplementary
  65. 54Licence modifications under sections 49 and 50: further provisions
  66. Chapter 7: The renewables obligation: transitional arrangements
  67. 55Closure of support under the renewables obligation
  68. 56Transition to certificate purchase scheme
  69. Chapter 8: Emissions performance standard
  70. 57Duty not to exceed annual carbon dioxide emissions limit
  71. 58Introduction of carbon capture and storage: exemption from emissions limit
  72. 59Suspension etc of emissions limit in exceptional circumstances
  73. 60Monitoring and enforcement
  74. 61Interpretation of Chapter 8
  75. 62Regulations under Chapter 8
  76. Chapter 9: Miscellaneous
  77. 63Exemption from liability in damages
  78. 64Licence modifications: general
  79. 65Consequential amendments
  80. 66Review of certain provisions of Part 2
  81. Part 3: Nuclear Regulation
  82. Chapter 1: The ONR's purposes
  83. 67The ONR's purposes
  84. 68Nuclear safety purposes
  85. 69Nuclear site health and safety purposes
  86. 70Nuclear security purposes
  87. 71Notice by Secretary of State to ONR specifying sensitive nuclear information
  88. 72Nuclear safeguards purposes
  89. 73Transport purposes
  90. Chapter 2: Nuclear regulations
  91. 74Nuclear regulations
  92. 75Nuclear regulations: offences
  93. 76Nuclear regulations: civil liability
  94. Chapter 2A: Nuclear safeguards
  95. 76ANuclear safeguards regulations
  96. 76BPayments in respect of compliance costs
  97. Chapter 3: Office for Nuclear Regulation
  98. 77The Office for Nuclear Regulation
  99. Chapter 4: Functions of the ONR
  100. Functions of ONR: general
  101. 78Principal function
  102. 79Codes of practice
  103. 80Procedure for issue, revision or withdrawal of codes of practice
  104. 81Proposals about orders and regulations
  105. 82Enforcement of relevant statutory provisions
  106. 83Inspectors
  107. 84Investigations
  108. 85Inquiries
  109. 86Inquiries: payments and charges
  110. Other functions
  111. 87Provision of information
  112. 88Research, training etc
  113. 89Provision of information or advice to relevant authorities
  114. 90Arrangements with government departments etc
  115. 91Provision of services or facilities
  116. Exercise of functions: general
  117. 92Directions from Secretary of State
  118. 93Compliance with nuclear safeguards obligations Repealed
  119. 94Consent of Secretary of State for certain communications
  120. 95Power to arrange for exercise of functions by others
  121. 96Co-operation between ONR and Health and Safety Executive
  122. Information etc
  123. 97Power to obtain information
  124. 98Powers of HMRC in relation to information
  125. 99HMRC power to seize articles etc to facilitate ONR and inspectors
  126. 100Disclosure of information
  127. Fees
  128. 101Fees
  129. Chapter 5: Supplementary
  130. General duties of employers, employees and others
  131. 102General duty of employees at work in relation to requirements imposed on others
  132. 103Duty not to interfere with or misuse certain things provided under statutory requirements
  133. 104Duty not to charge employees for certain things
  134. Offences
  135. 105Offences relating to false information and deception
  136. 106Provision relating to offences under certain relevant statutory provisions
  137. Civil liability
  138. 107Civil liability: saving for section 12 of the Nuclear Installations Act 1965
  139. Supplementary
  140. 108Reporting requirements of Secretary of State
  141. 109Notices etc
  142. 110Electronic delivery of notices etc
  143. 111Crown application: Part 3
  144. 112Interpretation of Part 3
  145. 113Subordinate legislation under Part 3
  146. 114Transitional provision etc
  147. 115Transfer of staff etc
  148. 116Minor and consequential amendments
  149. 117Application of Part 3
  150. 118Review of Part 3
  151. Part 4: Government Pipe-line and Storage System
  152. 119Meaning of “government pipe-line and storage system”
  153. 120Rights in relation to the government pipe-line and storage system
  154. 121Right of entry
  155. 122Warrants for the purposes of section 121
  156. 123Registration of rights
  157. 124Compensation
  158. 125Right to transfer the government pipe-line and storage system
  159. 126Application of the Pipe-lines Act 1962
  160. 127Rights apart from Part 4
  161. 128Repeals
  162. 129Power to dissolve the Oil and Pipelines Agency by order
  163. 130Crown application: Part 4
  164. Part 5: Strategy and Policy Statement
  165. 131Designation of statement
  166. 132Duties in relation to statement
  167. 133Exceptions from section 132 duties
  168. 134Review
  169. 135Procedural requirements
  170. 136Principal objective and general duties in preparation of statement
  171. 137Reporting requirements
  172. 138Consequential provision
  173. Part 6: Consumer Protection and Miscellaneous
  174. Chapter 1: Consumer Protection
  175. Domestic tariffs
  176. 139Power to modify energy supply licences: domestic supply contracts
  177. 140Section 139: procedure etc
  178. 141General duties of Secretary of State
  179. 142Consequential provision
  180. Licensable activities
  181. 143Powers to alter activities requiring licence: activities related to supply contracts
  182. Consumer redress orders
  183. 144Consumer redress orders
  184. 145Fuel poverty
  185. Chapter 2: Miscellaneous
  186. Feed-in tariffs
  187. 146Feed-in tariffs: increase in maximum capacity of plant
  188. Offshore transmission
  189. 147Offshore transmission systems
  190. Fees
  191. 148Fees for services provided for energy resilience purposes
  192. 150Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
  193. Review
  194. 151Review of certain provisions of Part 6
  195. Part 7: Final
  196. 152Interpretation of Act
  197. 153Transfer schemes
  198. 154Financial provisions
  199. 155Extent
  200. 156Commencement
  201. 157Short title
  202. Schedule 1: CFD counterparties: transfer schemes
  203. Power to make transfer schemes
  204. 1Paragraph 1
  205. Contents of a scheme
  206. 2Paragraph 2
  207. Compensation
  208. 3Paragraph 3
  209. Schedule 2: Investment contracts
  210. Part 1: Introductory
  211. Meaning of “investment contract”
  212. 1Paragraph 1
  213. Varied investment contract
  214. 2Paragraph 2
  215. Confidential information
  216. 3Paragraph 3
  217. Interpretation for the purposes of this Schedule
  218. 4Paragraph 4
  219. Investment contract counterparty
  220. 5Paragraph 5
  221. Part 2: Regulations: general
  222. Regulations for the purposes of investment contracts
  223. 6Paragraph 6
  224. Supplier obligation
  225. 7Paragraph 7
  226. Payments to electricity suppliers
  227. 8Paragraph 8
  228. Application of sums
  229. 9Paragraph 9
  230. Information and advice
  231. 10Paragraph 10
  232. Investment contracts: functions of the Authority
  233. 11Paragraph 11
  234. Enforcement
  235. 12Paragraph 12
  236. Consultation
  237. 13Paragraph 13
  238. Part 3: Further provision about an investment contract counterparty and a CFD counterparty
  239. Duties and liabilities of an investment contract counterparty and a CFD counterparty
  240. 14Paragraph 14
  241. Shadow directors, etc.
  242. 15Paragraph 15
  243. Part 4: Transfers
  244. Transfers
  245. 16Paragraph 16
  246. 17Paragraph 17
  247. 18Paragraph 18
  248. Part 5: Supplementary
  249. Licence modifications
  250. 19Paragraph 19
  251. Expenditure
  252. 20Paragraph 20
  253. Schedule 3: Orders under section 46: transfer schemes
  254. Power to make transfer schemes
  255. 1Paragraph 1
  256. Contents of a scheme
  257. 2Paragraph 2
  258. Compensation
  259. 3Paragraph 3
  260. Schedule 4: Application and modification of emissions limit duty
  261. Application of duty: changes to main boilers
  262. 1Paragraph 1
  263. Application of duty: generating stations not exporting to a network
  264. 2Paragraph 2
  265. Modifications where gasification or CCS plant associated with two or more generating stations
  266. 3Paragraph 3
  267. Modifications where carbon capture and storage process used in relation to part of generating station
  268. 4Paragraph 4
  269. Modifications of emissions limit duty for changes of circumstance during a year
  270. 5Paragraph 5
  271. Schedule 5: Emissions limit duty: monitoring and enforcement
  272. Matters that may be contained in enforcement regulations
  273. 1Paragraph 1
  274. Enforcement notices
  275. 2Paragraph 2
  276. Financial penalties
  277. 3Paragraph 3
  278. General
  279. 4Paragraph 4
  280. 5Paragraph 5
  281. Interpretation
  282. 6Paragraph 6
  283. Schedule 6: Nuclear regulations
  284. Part 1: Introductory
  285. Provision that may be made by nuclear regulations
  286. 1Paragraph 1
  287. 2Paragraph 2
  288. Interpretation
  289. 3Paragraph 3
  290. Part 2: Examples of provision that may be made by nuclear regulations
  291. Nuclear installations etc
  292. 4Paragraph 4
  293. Research
  294. 5Paragraph 5
  295. Import etc
  296. 6Paragraph 6
  297. Transport
  298. 7Paragraph 7
  299. Licences and approvals
  300. 8Paragraph 8
  301. Appointment of persons to carry out specified functions
  302. 9Paragraph 9
  303. Restrictions on employment
  304. 10Paragraph 10
  305. Instruction, training and supervision etc
  306. 11Paragraph 11
  307. Registration, notification and records
  308. 12Paragraph 12
  309. 13Paragraph 13
  310. 14Paragraph 14
  311. Accidents and other occurrences
  312. 15Paragraph 15
  313. 16Paragraph 16
  314. Schedule 7: The Office for Nuclear Regulation
  315. Status
  316. 1Paragraph 1
  317. Membership
  318. 2Paragraph 2
  319. 3Paragraph 3
  320. 4Paragraph 4
  321. 5Paragraph 5
  322. 6Paragraph 6
  323. Terms of appointment
  324. 7Paragraph 7
  325. 8Paragraph 8
  326. 9Paragraph 9
  327. 10Paragraph 10
  328. Remuneration, allowances and pensions etc of non-executive members
  329. 11Paragraph 11
  330. Employees and other members of staff
  331. 12Paragraph 12
  332. 13Paragraph 13
  333. 14Paragraph 14
  334. 15Paragraph 15
  335. Committees
  336. 16Paragraph 16
  337. Procedure
  338. 17Paragraph 17
  339. Performance of functions
  340. 18Paragraph 18
  341. Payment of allowances and expenses
  342. 19Paragraph 19
  343. Indemnities
  344. 20Paragraph 20
  345. Accounts
  346. 21Paragraph 21
  347. Strategy
  348. 22Paragraph 22
  349. Annual plan
  350. 23Paragraph 23
  351. Reporting requirements of the ONR
  352. 24Paragraph 24
  353. Laying and publication
  354. 25Paragraph 25
  355. Payments and borrowing
  356. 26Paragraph 26
  357. Supplementary powers
  358. 27Paragraph 27
  359. Financial year
  360. 28Paragraph 28
  361. Schedule 8: Inspectors
  362. Part 1: Appointment and powers of inspectors
  363. Appointment of inspectors
  364. 1Paragraph 1
  365. Powers of inspectors
  366. 2Paragraph 2
  367. Part 2: Powers exercisable by inspectors authorised by instrument of appointment: improvement notices and prohibition notices
  368. Improvement notices
  369. 3Paragraph 3
  370. Prohibition notices
  371. 4Paragraph 4
  372. Improvement and prohibition notices: supplementary
  373. 5Paragraph 5
  374. Appeal against improvement or prohibition notice
  375. 6Paragraph 6
  376. Improvement and prohibition notices: offences
  377. 7Paragraph 7
  378. Part 3: Other powers exercisable by inspector if authorised by instrument of appointment
  379. Power of entry
  380. 8Paragraph 8
  381. Power to take persons and equipment etc onto premises
  382. 9Paragraph 9
  383. Power to deal with cause of imminent danger
  384. 10Paragraph 10
  385. Powers exercisable in relation to particular articles or substances or in particular circumstances
  386. 11Paragraph 11
  387. 12Paragraph 12
  388. Powers of inspection and examination and to take samples
  389. 13Paragraph 13
  390. 14Paragraph 14
  391. Powers to require information and documents
  392. 15Paragraph 15
  393. 16Paragraph 16
  394. Offences
  395. 17Paragraph 17
  396. 18Paragraph 18
  397. 19Paragraph 19
  398. Supplementary powers
  399. 20Paragraph 20
  400. 21Paragraph 21
  401. Protection for documents subject to legal professional privilege etc
  402. 22Paragraph 22
  403. Part 4: Supplementary
  404. Duty to provide information to employees or their representatives
  405. 23Paragraph 23
  406. Interpretation
  407. 24Paragraph 24
  408. Schedule 9: Disclosure of information
  409. Part 1: Prohibition on disclosure of protected information
  410. Meaning of “protected information” and related terms
  411. 1Paragraph 1
  412. Part 2: Offences relating to disclosure and use of protected information
  413. Prohibition on disclosing protected information
  414. 2Paragraph 2
  415. Offence of disclosing protected information in contravention of paragraph 2
  416. 3Paragraph 3
  417. Offence of using protected information in contravention of a restriction in Part 3
  418. 4Paragraph 4
  419. Defence to offences under paragraphs 3 and 4
  420. 5Paragraph 5
  421. Penalty for offences under paragraphs 3 and 4
  422. 6Paragraph 6
  423. Part 3: Protected information: permitted disclosures and restrictions on use
  424. Disclosure with appropriate consent
  425. 7Paragraph 7
  426. Disclosure by ONR, inspectors etc
  427. 8Paragraph 8
  428. Disclosure to the ONR, inspectors etc
  429. 9Paragraph 9
  430. Ministers, government departments and certain authorities
  431. 10Paragraph 10
  432. Health and safety etc
  433. 11Paragraph 11
  434. 12Paragraph 12
  435. 13Paragraph 13
  436. Local authorities and water authorities etc
  437. 14Paragraph 14
  438. Police
  439. 15Paragraph 15
  440. Disclosure required under legislation
  441. 16Paragraph 16
  442. Legal proceedings, inquiries and investigations
  443. 17Paragraph 17
  444. 18Paragraph 18
  445. 19Paragraph 19
  446. Disclosure for safeguards purposes
  447. 20Paragraph 20
  448. Anonymised information
  449. 21Paragraph 21
  450. Part 4: General
  451. Interaction with other legislation
  452. 22Paragraph 22
  453. 23Paragraph 23
  454. Schedule 10: Provisions relating to offences
  455. Interpretation
  456. 1Paragraph 1
  457. Venue
  458. 2Paragraph 2
  459. Extension of time for bringing summary proceedings
  460. 3Paragraph 3
  461. 4Paragraph 4
  462. Continuation of offences
  463. 5Paragraph 5
  464. Offences due to fault of other person
  465. 6Paragraph 6
  466. Offences by bodies corporate
  467. 7Paragraph 7
  468. Offences by partnerships
  469. 8Paragraph 8
  470. Restriction on institution of proceedings in England and Wales
  471. 9Paragraph 9
  472. Prosecutions by inspectors in England and Wales
  473. 10Paragraph 10
  474. Onus of proving limits of what is practicable etc
  475. 11Paragraph 11
  476. Evidence
  477. 12Paragraph 12
  478. Power of court to order cause of offence to be remedied
  479. 13Paragraph 13
  480. Schedule 11: Transfers to the Office for Nuclear Regulation
  481. Part 1: Introductory
  482. 1Paragraph 1
  483. Part 2: Staff transfer schemes
  484. Power to make staff transfer schemes
  485. 2Paragraph 2
  486. Staff to whom a transfer may apply
  487. 3Paragraph 3
  488. Content of a staff transfer scheme
  489. 4Paragraph 4
  490. 5Paragraph 5
  491. 6Paragraph 6
  492. Part 3: Property transfer schemes
  493. Power to make property transfer schemes
  494. 7Paragraph 7
  495. 8Paragraph 8
  496. Qualifying property
  497. 9Paragraph 9
  498. Content of a property transfer scheme
  499. 10Paragraph 10
  500. Compensation
  501. 11Paragraph 11
  502. Part 4: Procedure for making or modifying schemes under this Schedule
  503. 12Paragraph 12
  504. Schedule 12: Minor and consequential amendments relating to Part 3
  505. Part 1: Amendments of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
  506. Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 (c. 37)
  507. 1Paragraph 1
  508. 2Paragraph 2
  509. 3Paragraph 3
  510. 4Paragraph 4
  511. 5Paragraph 5
  512. 6Paragraph 6
  513. 7Paragraph 7
  514. 8Paragraph 8
  515. 9Paragraph 9
  516. 10Paragraph 10
  517. 11Paragraph 11
  518. 12Paragraph 12
  519. 13Paragraph 13
  520. 14Paragraph 14
  521. 15Paragraph 15
  522. Part 2: Nuclear safety
  523. Nuclear Installations Act 1965 (c. 57)
  524. 16Paragraph 16
  525. 17Paragraph 17
  526. 18Paragraph 18
  527. 19Paragraph 19
  528. 20Paragraph 20
  529. 21Paragraph 21
  530. 22Paragraph 22
  531. 23Paragraph 23
  532. 24Paragraph 24
  533. 25Paragraph 25
  534. 26Paragraph 26
  535. 27Paragraph 27
  536. 28Paragraph 28
  537. 29Paragraph 29
  538. Consequential repeals and revocations
  539. 30Paragraph 30
  540. Part 3: Nuclear security
  541. Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 (c. 24)
  542. 31Paragraph 31
  543. 32Paragraph 32
  544. 33Paragraph 33
  545. Part 4: Nuclear safeguards
  546. Atomic Energy Act 1946 (c. 80)
  547. 34Paragraph 34
  548. 35Paragraph 35
  549. 36Paragraph 36
  550. 37Paragraph 37
  551. 38Paragraph 38
  552. Nuclear Safeguards and Electricity (Finance) Act 1978 (c. 25)
  553. 39Paragraph 39
  554. 40Paragraph 40
  555. 41Paragraph 41
  556. Nuclear Safeguards Act 2000 (c. 5)
  557. 42Paragraph 42
  558. 43Paragraph 43
  559. 44Paragraph 44
  560. 45Paragraph 45
  561. 46Paragraph 46
  562. 47Paragraph 47
  563. 48Paragraph 48
  564. 49Paragraph 49
  565. Part 5: Other enactments
  566. Explosives Act 1875 (c. 17)
  567. 50Paragraph 50 Repealed
  568. 51Paragraph 51 Repealed
  569. 52Paragraph 52 Repealed
  570. Factories Act 1961 (c. 34)
  571. 53Paragraph 53
  572. Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967 (c. 13)
  573. 54Paragraph 54
  574. House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975 (c. 24)
  575. 55Paragraph 55
  576. Northern Ireland Assembly Disqualification Act 1975 (c. 25)
  577. 56Paragraph 56
  578. Employment Protection Act 1975 (c.71)
  579. 57Paragraph 57
  580. Civil Aviation Act 1982 (c. 16)
  581. 58Paragraph 58
  582. Water Act 1989 (c. 15)
  583. 59Paragraph 59
  584. Electricity Act 1989 (c. 29)
  585. 60Paragraph 60
  586. 61Paragraph 61
  587. 62Paragraph 62
  588. Radioactive Material (Road Transport) Act 1991 (c. 27)
  589. 63Paragraph 63
  590. Water Industry Act 1991 (c. 56)
  591. 64Paragraph 64
  592. Water Resources Act 1991 (c. 57)
  593. 65Paragraph 65
  594. Radioactive Substances Act 1993 (c. 12)
  595. 66Paragraph 66 Repealed
  596. 67Paragraph 67 Repealed
  597. 68Paragraph 68 Repealed
  598. Railways Act 1993 (c. 43)
  599. 69Paragraph 69
  600. Coal Industry Act 1994 (c. 21)
  601. 70Paragraph 70
  602. Deregulation and Contracting Out Act 1994 (c. 40)
  603. 71Paragraph 71
  604. Scotland Act 1998 (c. 46)
  605. 72Paragraph 72
  606. Greater London Authority Act 1999 (c. 29)
  607. 73Paragraph 73
  608. Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (c. 23) Not yet in force
  609. 74Paragraph 74 Not yet in force
  610. Freedom of Information Act 2000 (c. 36)
  611. 75Paragraph 75
  612. Transport Act 2000 (c. 38)
  613. 76Paragraph 76
  614. Energy Act 2004 (c. 20)
  615. 77Paragraph 77
  616. 78Paragraph 78
  617. 79Paragraph 79
  618. 80Paragraph 80
  619. Civil Contingencies Act 2004 (c. 36)
  620. 81Paragraph 81
  621. Railways Act 2005 (c. 14)
  622. 82Paragraph 82
  623. 83Paragraph 83
  624. 84Paragraph 84
  625. 85Paragraph 85
  626. Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 (asp. 5)
  627. 86Paragraph 86
  628. Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (S.I. 2005/1541)
  629. 87Paragraph 87
  630. 88Paragraph 88
  631. 89Paragraph 89
  632. Government of Wales Act 2006 (c. 32)
  633. 90Paragraph 90 Repealed
  634. National Health Service Act 2006 (c. 41)
  635. 91Paragraph 91
  636. Road Safety Act 2006 (c. 49)
  637. 92Paragraph 92
  638. Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 (c. 19)
  639. 93Paragraph 93
  640. Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Act 2008 (c. 13)
  641. 94Paragraph 94
  642. Energy Act 2008 (c. 32)
  643. 95Paragraph 95
  644. 96Paragraph 96
  645. 97Paragraph 97
  646. 98Paragraph 98
  647. 99Paragraph 99
  648. 100Paragraph 100
  649. Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 (c. 11)
  650. 101Paragraph 101
  651. Equality Act 2010 (c. 15)
  652. 102Paragraph 102
  653. Health and Social Care Act 2012 (c. 7)
  654. 103Paragraph 103
  655. Schedule 13: Transfer schemes under section 129
  656. 1Paragraph 1
  657. 2Paragraph 2
  658. 3Paragraph 3
  659. Schedule 14: Consumer redress orders
  660. Part 1: Gas consumers
  661. 1Paragraph 1
  662. Part 2: Electricity consumers
  663. 2Paragraph 2