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38.—(1) Where—
(a)a participant has a member CCA exemption; and
(b)the member to which the exemption applies ceases to be a member of the participant,
the member CCA exemption does not apply for the subsequent years of the phase after the year in which sub-paragraph (b) applies.
(2) Where in a year of a phase, the member of a participant to which a member CCA exemption applies does not have energy use or carbon emissions subject to a CCA target, the member CCA exemption does not apply—
(a)in the next year of the phase; and
(b)any subsequent year where the member does not have energy use or carbon emissions subject to a CCA target.
(3) Where in a year of a phase, a participant which has a general CCA exemption does not have energy use or carbon emissions subject to a CCA target, the general CCA exemption does not apply—
(a)in the next year of the phase; and
(b)any subsequent year where the participant does not have energy use or carbon emissions subject to a CCA target.
(4) Where in a year of a phase, a participant has a group CCA exemption and—
(a)paragraph (1) or (2) applies;
(b)the calculation in article 34(1) is made excluding the members to which a member CCA exemption is not to apply by reason of those paragraphs; and
(c)by that calculation, a group CCA exemption would not apply,
the group CCA exemption does not apply in the next year of the phase and any subsequent year where by such a calculation, a group CCA exemption would not apply.
(5) Where an exemption does not apply as provided under this article, the participant must notify the administrator of that fact when it provides, as applicable, the footprint report or the annual report.
(6) Where article 46 or 51 applies, further exemptions apply under section 2 of Part 3 of Schedule 6.
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