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83.—(1) When determining the type of sanction, and level of any penalty, to be imposed on a person (“P”) under regulation 76 or 78, the Commissioners must take into account all relevant circumstances, including where appropriate—
(a)the gravity and the duration of the contravention or failure;
(b)the degree of responsibility of P;
(c)the financial strength of P;
(d)the amount of profits gained or losses avoided by P;
(e)the losses for third parties caused by the contravention or failure;
(f)the level of co-operation of P with the Commissioners;
(g)previous contraventions or failures by P; and
(h)any potential systemic consequences of the contravention or failure.
[F1(1A) Before imposing a sanction on P under regulation 76, 77 or 78, the Commissioners must check whether P has any criminal convictions that may be relevant to the determination referred to in paragraph (1).]
(2) Where the Commissioners decide to impose a penalty or publish a statement under regulation 76, or impose a prohibition under regulation 78, the Commissioners must give P a notice in accordance with paragraph (3).
(3) A notice must be given of—
(a)the Commissioners' decision—
(i)to impose a penalty, and the amount of the penalty;
(ii)to publish a statement, and the terms of the statement;
(iii)to impose a prohibition, and the terms of the prohibition;
(b)the Commissioners' reasons for imposing a penalty, publishing a statement or imposing a prohibition;
(c)the right to a review under regulation 94; and
(d)the right to appeal under regulation 99.
(4) A notice about a penalty must—
(a)state the manner in which and the period within which, the penalty is to be paid;
(b)give details of the way in which the penalty may be recovered if it is not paid by the date stated in the notice.
Textual Amendments
F1Reg. 83(1A) inserted (10.1.2020) by The Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Regulations 2019 (S.I. 2019/1511), regs. 1(2), 9(2)
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