63 Withdrawal of approval.U.K.
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[(1)The FCA may withdraw an approval under section 59 given by the FCA or the PRA in relation to the performance by a person of a function if the FCA considers that the person is not a fit and proper person to perform the function.
(1A)The PRA may withdraw an approval under section 59 in relation to the performance by a person (“A”) of a function if—
(a)the PRA gave the approval, or the FCA gave the approval and the function is a significant-influence function performed in relation to the carrying on by a PRA-authorised person of a regulated activity, and
(b)the PRA considers that A is not a fit and proper person to perform the function.
(1B)“Significant-influence function” has the same meaning as in section 59.
(1C)Before one regulator withdraws an approval given by the other regulator, it must consult the other regulator.]
(2)When considering whether to withdraw [an approval, the FCA or the PRA may take into account any matter which could be taken into account in] considering an application made under section 60 in respect of the performance of the function to which the approval relates [(on the assumption, if it is not the case, that the application was one falling to be considered by it)].
(3)If [a regulator] proposes to withdraw [an approval] , it must give each of the interested parties a warning notice.
(4)If [a regulator] decides to withdraw [an approval], it must give each of the interested parties a decision notice.
(5)If [a regulator] decides to withdraw [an approval], each of the interested parties may refer the matter to the Tribunal.
(6)“The interested parties”, in relation to an approval, are—
(a)the person on whose application it was given (“A”);
(b)the person in respect of whom it was given (“B”); and
(c)the person by whom B’s services are retained, if not A.
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