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Part 4 Low-carbon heat target and acquisition of certificates
14.Registration obligation for potential scheme participants and near-threshold suppliers
15.Quarterly notification of fossil fuel boiler sales by scheme participants and near-threshold suppliers
16.Annual notification of fossil fuel boiler sales by scheme participants
18.Maintenance of records: scheme participants and near-threshold suppliers
20.Power of administrator to estimate fossil fuel boiler sales
21.Notification of changes of corporate structure: scheme participants and near-threshold suppliers
Part 6 Certificates, carry forward of part of low-carbon heat target and payments
40.Failure to comply with the registration obligation in regulation 14
41.Failure to notify information under regulation 15 or 16 (fossil fuel boiler sales)
42.Notification of inaccurate information under regulation 16 (annual notification of fossil fuel boiler sales)
44.Failure to make a notification under regulation 21(3) or (4) (change of corporate structure)
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