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Regulation 22(1)
1. The name and address of the duty holder submitting the notification.U.K.
2. The name and address of each duty holder preparing the notification and a confirmation that every such duty holder has agreed to the contents of the notification.U.K.
3. A description of the combined operation and a programme of work, which must include the dates on which the combined operation is expected to commence and finish.U.K.
4. Particulars of any plant to be used in connection with the combined operation but which is not described in the current safety case for any of the installations involved in the combined operation.U.K.
5. A summary of the joint review referred to in paragraph 23(b) of Schedule 6 or paragraph 19(b) of Schedule 7, which must include—U.K.
(a)a description of any activities during the combined operation which may involve hazards with the potential to cause a major accident on or in connection with an installation; and
(b)a description of any risk control measures introduced as a result of that review.
6. A description, by reference to a bridging document authorised by all parties to the document, of how the management systems for the installations involved in the combined operation will be co-ordinated so as to reduce the risks from a major accident to comply with the relevant statutory provisions.U.K.
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