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Regulation 4 Compliance notice

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(1)

Where the enforcement authority considers that there has been a breach of a relevant requirement, the enforcement authority may serve a compliance notice on the person considered to be in breach.

(2)

A compliance notice must—

(a)

be in writing;

(b)

set out the reasons why the enforcement authority considers that there has been a breach of a relevant requirement;

(c)

describe the steps required to remedy the breach;

(d)

specify the date by which the breach must be remedied; and

(e)

specify the likely amount of the civil penalty to be imposed if there is a failure to rectify the breach and the basis on which it is calculated.