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The Control of Mercury (Enforcement) Regulations 2017
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- 2017 No. 1200
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- Regulation 17
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17.—(1) Each enforcing authority must from time to time publish reports about cases in which civil penalty notices have been given.
(2) A report must, for each civil penalty notice which has been given, state—
(a)the person to whom the notice was given,
(b)the nature of the breach, and
(c)the amount of the penalty.
(3) An enforcing authority must not publish information under this regulation about a civil penalty notice unless the appeal period referred to in the civil penalty notice has ended.
(4) An enforcing authority must not publish information under this regulation about a civil penalty notice which is the subject of an appeal under regulation 8(8), 10(11) or 13(11) before the appeal is decided.
(5) An enforcing authority must not publish information under this regulation about a civil penalty notice which has been withdrawn or cancelled.
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