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62.—(1) A customer must, as soon as practicable and in any event within 21 days after the initial declaration date—
(a)determine whether this Chapter applies in respect of a supply contract to which it is party, and
(b)if it so determines, send to the supplier a declaration to that effect.
(2) A supplier must, when it enters into a supply contract, or for a supply contract which it has entered into before the scheme introduction date, within 45 days after the scheme introduction date—
(a)determine whether either of the circumstances in regulation 61(1)(a) applies,
(b)if either circumstance applies, give the customer notice of that determination, and
(c)draw this Chapter to the attention of the customer, unless the customer has already sent a declaration under paragraph (1)(b).
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