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The Green Deal Framework (Disclosure, Acknowledgment, Redress etc.) Regulations 2012
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- 2012 No. 2079
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- Regulation 86
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86.—(1) The Secretary of State may require an authorised person (“A”) to provide such information as the Secretary of State requests—
(a)for the purposes of monitoring or securing A’s compliance with the relevant requirements;
(b)for the purposes of determining what action to take as a consequence of any non-compliance by A with the relevant requirements;
(c)relating to A’s conduct and activities as an authorised person.
(2) The Secretary of State may also require a green deal provider to provide such information as the Secretary of State requests for the purposes of determining—
(a)whether there has been a breach of the consent provision or the disclosure and acknowledgment provisions;
(b)whether to impose sanctions under regulation 65 or 66;
(c)where applicable, the amount of compensation to be paid in accordance with regulation 65 or 66.
(3) Information requested under this regulation must be provided in such form and within such period as the Secretary of State specifies.
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