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9.—(1) P must, not less than eight weeks before the start date of the first period of shared parental leave to be taken by P, give P’s employer a written notice which contains the information specified in paragraph (2) and is accompanied by the declarations specified in paragraph (3).
(2) The specified information is—
(a)P’s name;
(b)M’s name;
(c)the start and end dates of any—
(i)period of statutory maternity leave taken or to be taken by M;
(ii)period in respect of which statutory maternity pay received or to be received by M (where statutory maternity leave was not taken or is not be taken in relation to that period) is payable; or
(iii)period in respect of which maternity allowance received or to be received by M (where statutory maternity leave was not taken or is not be taken in relation to that period) is payable;
(d)the total amount of shared parental leave available (in accordance with regulation 6(1), (2) or (3));
(e)C’s expected week of birth and C’s date of birth (except as provided for in paragraph (4));
(f)how much shared parental leave P and M each intend to take;
(g)an indication as to when P intends to take shared parental leave (including the start and end dates for each period of leave).
(3) The specified declarations are—
(a)a declaration signed by P that—
(i)P satisfies, or will satisfy, the conditions in regulation 5(2);
(ii)the information given by P in the notice is accurate;
(iii)that P is the father of C, or the person who is married to, or the civil partner or the partner of, M;
(iv)P will immediately inform P’s employer if P ceases to care for C or if M informs P that she has ceased to satisfy the condition in regulation 5(3)(d);
(b)a declaration signed by M—
(i)specifying M’s name, address, and national insurance number (or a declaration that M does not have a national insurance number);
(ii)that M satisfies, or will satisfy, the conditions in regulation 5(3);
(iii)that M consents to the amount of leave which P intends to take (as set out in the notice for the purposes of paragraph (2)(f));
(iv)that M will immediately inform P if she ceases to satisfy the conditions in regulation 5(3)(d);
(v)that M consents to P’s employer processing the information in M’s declaration.
(4) Where a notice is given under paragraph (1) before C is born, P must give C’s date of birth to P’s employer as soon as reasonably practicable after the birth of C and, in any event, before the first period of shared parental leave to be taken by P.
(5) The indication provided in accordance with paragraph (2)(g) is non-binding and must not be treated as a period of leave notice unless otherwise indicated in the notice.
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