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Paragraph 3 Default notice

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(1)

Provision that, in respect of any breach (including a serious breach) by the Subscriber, the registrar may give to the Subscriber a default notice specifying a minimum period of ten business days in which the Subscriber is to—

(a)

in the case of a breach that can be remedied, remedy the breach, or take specified steps to avoid a further breach, or do both, and

(b)

in the case of a breach that is incapable of being remedied, take specified steps to avoid a further breach.

(2)

Either—

(a)

provision that an extension by the registrar of the period specified in the default notice may be granted before that period has expired, or

(b)

provision that an extension by the registrar of the period specified in the default notice may be granted provided that the registrar has not terminated the agreement under rule 6(1)(a) or given notice of termination under rule 6(1)(b), even if the period specified in the default notice has expired.