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31.—(1) The Administrator must determine whether a supplier has achieved its—
(a)total carbon emissions reduction obligation;
(b)total carbon saving community obligation; and
(c)total home heating cost reduction obligation.
(2) A supplier may apply to the Administrator, in writing, by no later than 30th April 2017 for a qualifying action (“Q”) or a surplus action (“S”) to be credited against a different obligation to the one it is credited against at the time the application is made.
(3) The Administrator must approve an application if it is satisfied, as applicable, that—
(a)Q meets the applicable requirements in articles 12 to 16 in respect of that different obligation; or
(b)S meets the applicable requirement in article 27(3)(c) in respect of that different obligation.
(4) The Administrator must notify the supplier of its determination under paragraph (1) no later than 30th September 2017.
(5) The Administrator must submit to the Secretary of State a report each month, commencing in July 2015, setting out the progress which suppliers have made towards meeting their obligations under this Order.
(6) Not later than 30th September 2017 the Administrator must submit to the Secretary of State a report setting out whether suppliers achieved the—
(a)overall carbon emissions reduction target;
(b)overall carbon saving community target;
(c)overall home heating cost reduction target.
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