Part 3 Administration and Enforcement
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Part 3 Administration and Enforcement

The administrator

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(1)     The regulations may appoint a person as the administrator of a trading scheme.

(2)     The regulations may confer or impose functions on the administrator for the purposes of the scheme.

(3)     Only the following may be appointed as the administrator of a trading scheme—

(a)     the Secretary of State,

(b)     the Scottish Ministers,

(c)     the Welsh Ministers,

(d)     the relevant Northern Ireland department,

(e)     a body established by an enactment, or

(f)     any combination of the above.

(4)     The same person may be appointed as the administrator of more than one trading scheme.

(5)     More than one person may be appointed as the administrator of the same trading scheme.

Information

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(1)     The regulations may require such information as may be specified in or determined in accordance with the regulations to be provided to—

(a)     the administrator of a trading scheme,

(b)     a national authority, or

(c)     participants or potential participants in the scheme,

for purposes connected with the scheme.

(2)     The regulations may confer power on the administrator of a trading scheme to require information to be provided to any of those persons for those

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