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Role of the Advisory CommitteeE+W
7(1)Where the [Secretary of State] is considering whether to make a revoking order by virtue of paragraph 6(2)(c)—
(a)he shall seek the advice of the [Consultative Panel]; and
(b)the [Consultative Panel] shall carry out such investigations with respect to the approved body as it considers appropriate.
(2)Where—
(a)the [Secretary of State] has not sought the advice of the [Consultative Panel] under sub-paragraph (1); but
(b)the [Consultative Panel] has reason to believe that there may be grounds for recommending that a revoking order be made under paragraph 6(2)(c) with respect to an approved body,
it may carry out such investigations with respect to the approved body as it considers appropriate.
(3)If, on concluding any investigation carried out under sub-paragraph (1) or (2), the [Consultative Panel] considers that there are grounds for recommending the making of a revoking order with respect to the approved body concerned, it shall advise the [Secretary of State] accordingly.
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