SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 27Suspension and revocation of remote operating licences
Breach notice
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1
The Commissioners may give a breach notice to the holder of a remote operating licence if it appears to them that there has been a breach of—
a
a requirement to be registered under this Part in respect of an activity authorised by the licence,
b
any conditions or requirements relating to registration under this Part in respect of such an activity,
c
a requirement to pay general betting duty, pool betting duty or remote gaming duty in respect of such an activity, or
d
a requirement imposed in respect of such an activity by a notice given under section 170 (requirement to provide security or further security) or 171 (requirement to appoint UK representative).
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The breach notice must specify—
a
the breach,
b
the action that must be taken in order to remedy the breach, and
c
the period (which must be at least 90 days) within which the action must be taken.
3
The Commissioners may by regulations—
a
make provision as to cases in which a breach notice may or may not be given (including provision amending this paragraph);
b
amend sub-paragraph (2)(c) by substituting for the period for the time being specified there a different period.