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[4(1)The Commissioner may, subject as follows, vary or cancel a monetary penalty notice.U.K.
(2)The Commissioner may not vary a monetary penalty notice in a way that is detrimental to the person on whom it was served (whether by increasing the amount of the monetary penalty, by reducing the period specified in the notice as the period within which the penalty must be paid, by imposing a new enforcement obligation or making an existing enforcement obligation effective earlier or otherwise more onerous, or otherwise).
(3)The Commissioner must—
(a)in the case of a variation which reduces the amount of a monetary penalty, repay any excess already paid in accordance with the notice, and
(b)in the case of a cancellation, repay any amount already paid in accordance with the notice.
(4)A variation or cancellation of a monetary penalty notice is effected by serving on the person on whom the monetary penalty notice was served a notice setting out the variation or cancellation.
(5)The Commissioner may not serve another monetary penalty notice on a person in respect of an interception if the Commissioner has cancelled a previous notice served on the person in respect of the same interception.
(6)If the Commissioner refuses a request by a person to vary or cancel a monetary penalty notice which has been served on the person, the Commissioner must inform the person of that fact.]
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