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F1 Order revoked (with savings) (1.10.2018) by The CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme (Revocation and Savings) Order 2018 (S.I. 2018/841), art. 3(1)-(3)
9.—(1) Reference to “the administrator” in the provisions which appear in—
(a)column 1 of the following table, means the Environment Agency;
(b)column 2 of the following table, subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), means—
(i)the Environment Agency, in respect of England;
(ii)the Natural Resources Body for Wales, in respect of Wales;
(iii)the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, in respect of Scotland;
(iv)the chief inspector, in respect of Northern Ireland.
Column 1 | Column 2 |
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Part 2 except articles 18(1) and 28 | Articles 18(1), 28, 31(3), 45, 52(3), 54, 57 |
Parts 3 and 4 except article 31(3) | Parts 9 to 14 |
Articles 50, 51, 53 and 63 | |
Part 8 |
(2) Where the administrator is a participant, reference to “the administrator” in Parts 10 to 12 means, where the participant is—
(a)the Environment Agency, the Secretary of State;
(b)the Natural Resources Body for Wales, the Welsh Ministers;
(c)the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, the Scottish Ministers;
(d)the chief inspector, the Department of the Environment.
(3) The administrator may exercise the powers in Parts 10 to 12 anywhere in the United Kingdom.
10.—(1) The bodies constituting the administrator must—
(a)co-operate with each other; and
(b)provide each other with such of the information provided to or obtained by them under any of Parts 2 to 4, 6 to 8, 10 or 11 of this Order as they may require to enable them to carry out their duties as an administrator under this Order.
(2) The administrator must provide to a national authority such of the information described in paragraph (1)(b) as that authority may lawfully require in relation to compliance with and enforcement of this Order.]
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