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15.—(1) This regulation applies where the Chief Electoral Officer receives an application from a relevant person pursuant to section 13A(1)(a) of the 1983 Act—
(a)following the sending to that relevant person in accordance with Chapter 2 of a first or second review notice, notification of possible removal or request for further information, and
(b)before the Chief Electoral Officer has—
(i)issued a notice pursuant to regulation 11(1),
(ii)issued a notification pursuant to regulation 14(2), or
(iii)made a determination pursuant to regulation 12(3).
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer must treat information provided within the application in accordance with regulation 27(1)(caa)(1) of the 2008 Regulations as a response to a review notice, notification of possible removal or request for information (as the case may be).
Regulation 27(1)(caa) is inserted by regulation 18(2).
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