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The Energy Bills Discount Scheme (Non-Standard Cases) Regulations 2023

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5.—(1) The following terms are implied into each relevant agreement—

(a)a term to the effect that in complying with a duty owed under regulation 4(5), a relevant person that is a party to the agreement does not breach any obligation owed under the relevant agreement to any other person that is a party to it;

(b)a term to the effect that each party to the agreement (“A”) owes each other party (“B”) a duty to take such steps as B may reasonably request A to take in order to facilitate—

(i)the entry of B, or another relevant person, into a scheme agreement that it is entitled to enter into, or

(ii)the receipt by B, or another relevant person, of financial assistance from the Secretary of State in accordance with the terms of a scheme agreement;

(c)a term to the effect that each relevant party must comply with its obligations under these Regulations.

(2) The following terms are implied into each relevant agreement under which a relevant person provides eligible energy to a non-standard customer that is not a Trading Party or a Shipper User—

(a)a term to the effect that if—

(i)one party to the relevant agreement (“X”) is notified, by the Secretary of State, that an amount received by X under a scheme agreement must be repaid to the Secretary of State in accordance with the terms of that scheme agreement,

(ii)X has in accordance with those terms paid any part of that amount (such part being the “relevant amount”) to another party to the relevant agreement (“Y”), and

(iii)X informs Y of the notification it has received as referred to in sub-paragraph (i) and of the relevant amount,

Y undertakes to repay to X, or to the Secretary of State, at X’s request, the relevant amount;

(b)a term to the effect that the relevant person who provides eligible energy under the relevant agreement (“P”) may recover over a reasonable period from the person to whom it is provided under that agreement (“C”) an amount that represents an appropriate share of P’s relevant costs.

(3) A term implied by paragraph (1) or (2)—

(a)is implied into a relevant agreement only if, and to the extent that, the agreement does not otherwise make provision to the same or similar effect;

(b)prevails over or disapplies any other term of a relevant agreement into which it is implied to the extent that that other term may be construed as conflicting with the implied term or preventing it from being given effect.

(4) For the purposes of paragraph (2)(b)—

(a)P’s “relevant costs” are its costs, reasonably and efficiently incurred in implementing a scheme agreement to which it is a party and under which it receives, or may receive, payments in respect of the provision of the eligible energy that it provides to C;

(b)a share of P’s relevant costs is “appropriate” if it reflects the share of all the eligible energy provided by P to non-standard customers to which P’s scheme agreement relates that is accounted for by the eligible energy that P provided to C under the relevant agreement during the period to which the scheme agreement relates.

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I1Reg. 5 in force at 26.4.2023, see reg. 1(2)

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