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Changes over time for: Cross Heading: Restrictions on imposing requirements in case of conditions of general application


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Restrictions on imposing requirements in case of conditions of general applicationU.K.
2(1)This paragraph limits the circumstances in which OFCOM may require the provision of information under paragraph 1 for the purpose of ascertaining whether there is, or has been, a contravention of a condition of general application.U.K.
(2)OFCOM may require the provision of information for that purpose only if—
(a)the requirement is imposed for the purpose of investigating a matter about which OFCOM have received a complaint,
(b)the requirement is imposed for the purposes of an investigation that OFCOM have decided to carry out into whether or not the condition in question has been complied with,
(c)the condition in question is one which OFCOM have reason to suspect is one that has been, or is being, contravened, or
(d)the condition in question falls within section 42(2)(b).
(3)A “condition of general application” means a regulatory condition other than a designated USP condition, a USP access condition or a USP accounting condition.
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