Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022

2022 c. 46 · Enacted 6 December 2022 · Extends to United Kingdom

Contents

1. Part 1: Product security
2. Chapter 1: Security requirements
3. Security requirements relating to products
4. 1Power to specify security requirements
5. 2Further provision about regulations under section 1
6. 3Power to deem compliance with security requirements
7. Products to which security requirements may relate
8. 4Relevant connectable products
9. 5Types of product that may be relevant connectable products
10. 6Excepted products
11. Persons to whom security requirements may apply
12. 7Relevant persons
13. Chapter 2: Duties of relevant persons, etc
14. Duties of manufacturers
15. 8Duty to comply with security requirements
16. 9Statements of compliance
17. 10Duty to investigate potential compliance failures
18. 11Duties to take action in relation to compliance failure
19. 12Duty to maintain records
20. Duties of authorised representatives
21. 13Duties to take action in relation to manufacturer’s compliance failure
22. Duties of importers
23. 14Duty to comply with security requirements
24. 15Statements of compliance
25. 16Duty not to supply products where compliance failure by manufacturer
26. 17Duty to investigate potential compliance failures of importer or manufacturer
27. 18Duties to take action in relation to importer’s compliance failure
28. 19Duties to take action in relation to manufacturer’s compliance failure
29. 20Duty to maintain records of investigations
30. Duties of distributors
31. 21Duty to comply with security requirements
32. 22Statements of compliance
33. 23Duty not to supply products where compliance failure by manufacturer
34. 24Duties to take action in relation to distributor’s compliance failures
35. 25Duties to take action in relation to manufacturer’s compliance failure
36. Chapter 3: Enforcement
37. General
38. 26Enforcement of Part 1
39. 27Delegation of enforcement functions
40. Enforcement notices
41. 28Compliance notices
42. 29Stop notices
43. 30Recall notices
44. 31Power to vary or revoke enforcement notices
45. 32Failure to comply with enforcement notice
46. 33Appeals against enforcement notices
47. 34Compensation for notices wrongly given
48. 35Appeals against decisions under section 34
49. Monetary penalties
50. 36Monetary penalties
51. 37Determining the amount of a penalty
52. 38The relevant maximum
53. 39Penalty notices: further provision
54. 40Enforcement of penalty notices
55. 41Appeals against penalty notices
56. Forfeiture
57. 42Forfeiture
58. 43Further provision about forfeiture
59. 44Appeals against decisions under section 42
60. Other enforcement powers
61. 45Power to inform public about compliance failures
62. 46Power to publish details of enforcement action taken against relevant persons
63. 47Power to recall products
64. Disclosure of information
65. 48Disclosure of information
66. Miscellaneous and supplementary
67. 49Offence of purporting to act as authorised to exercise enforcement function
68. 50Means of giving notices
69. 51Liability of authorised representatives
70. 52Offences by directors, partners etc
71. Chapter 4: Supplementary provision
72. Guidance
73. 53Guidance
74. Interpretation
75. 54Meaning of “UK consumer connectable product”
76. 55Meaning of “supply”
77. 56Meaning of other expressions used in Part 1
78. Part 2: Telecommunications infrastructure
79. Rights to upgrade and share apparatus
80. 57Rights under the electronic communications code to share apparatus
81. 58Upgrading and sharing of apparatus: subsisting agreements
82. 59Upgrading and sharing of apparatus installed before 29 December 2003
83. Power to fly lines
84. 60Power to fly lines from apparatus kept by another operator
85. Renewal of business tenancies conferring code rights
86. 61Rent under tenancies conferring code rights: England and Wales
87. 62Rent under tenancies conferring code rights: Northern Ireland
88. 63Compensation relating to code rights: England and Wales
89. 64Compensation relating to code rights: Northern Ireland
90. 65Jurisdiction of court in relation to tenancies in England and Wales
91. Refusal of code rights on grounds of national security etc
92. 66Refusal of application for code rights on grounds of national security etc
93. Unresponsive occupiers
94. 67Unresponsive occupiers
95. Interim arrangements
96. 68Arrangements pending determination of certain applications under code
97. Disputes under the electronic communications code
98. 69Use of alternative dispute resolution
99. 70Complaints relating to the conduct of operators Not yet in force
100. Proceedings relating to code disputes
101. 71Jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal in relation to code proceedings in Wales Not yet in force
102. 72Power to impose time limits on the determination of code proceedings
103. Rights of network providers in relation to infrastructure
104. 73Rights of network providers in relation to infrastructure
105. Supplementary provision
106. 74Power to make consequential amendments Not yet in force
107. 75Meaning of “the electronic communications code”
108. Part 3: Final provisions
109. 76Power to make transitional or saving provision
110. 77Regulations
111. 78Extent
112. 79Commencement
113. 80Short title
114. Schedule: Unresponsive occupiers: consequential amendments Not yet in force
115. 1Paragraph 1 Not yet in force
116. 2Paragraph 2 Not yet in force
117. 3Paragraph 3 Not yet in force