# The Inquiry Rules 2006, Article 4: Interpretation


(1) Any requirement under these Rules that a document is given or sent to the inquiry is satisfied by that document being—
(a) left at the inquiry’s designated postal address;
(b) sent to the inquiry’s designated postal address by first class post;
(c) faxed from the sender’s designated fax number to the inquiry’s designated fax number; or
(d) subject to paragraph (2), sent by email.
(2) A document may be sent by email from a person’s designated email address if the secretary to the inquiry has informed the person sending the email in writing—
(a) that he is willing to accept documents sent by email;
(b) of the email address to which the document must be sent; and
(c) if the secretary to the inquiry wishes to so specify, the electronic format in which the document must be sent.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006/1838/article/4 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/inquiry-rules-2006/article-4
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