[105Z18 Notification of contravention]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[105Z18  Notification of contravention]

[(1)     Where the Secretary of State determines that there are reasonable grounds for believing that a public communications provider is contravening, or has contravened—

(a)     a requirement imposed by a designated vendor direction, or

(b)     a requirement under section 105Z7,

the Secretary of State may give the provider a notification under this section.

(2)     A notification under this section is one which—

(a)     sets out the Secretary of State's determination;

(b)     specifies the requirement and contravention in respect of which the determination is made;

(c)     specifies the period during which the provider has an opportunity

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