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20.—(1) A notice under regulation 18(3) (change control) must be in writing, signed by the client, and must include—
(a)a description of the proposed controlled change,
(b)an explanation of the reasons why the change has been proposed,
(c)a list of the name and occupation of each person, if any, whose advice was sought in relation to the proposed change and a summary of any advice provided,
(d)an assessment of the agreed documents affected by the proposed change,
(e)a compliance explanation in relation to the proposed change, and
(f)where the notification is made by someone on behalf of the client, a statement signed by the client confirming they agree to the notification being given and that the information contained in the application is correct,
and the notice must be accompanied by the revised version of the agreed document produced in accordance with regulation 18(2)(b) (change control).
(2) The regulator may, by notice in writing, require the person giving the notification to provide further information in relation to the proposed controlled change.
(3) Where a notice under paragraph (2) is given to the person giving the notification, the person must provide the information within 10 working days of receipt of the notice.
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