142 Procedure for directions under ss 140 and 141
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

142  Procedure for directions under ss 140 and 141

(1)     Except in an urgent case, [or a case where a proposed direction has been notified to a person in accordance with section 138(2)(f)] OFCOM are not to give a direction under section 140 or 141 unless they have—

(a)     notified the contravening provider or contravening supplier of the proposed direction and of the conditions (if any) which they are proposing to impose by that direction;

(b)     provided him with an opportunity of making representations about the proposals and of proposing steps for remedying the situation; and

(c)     considered every representation and proposal made to them during the period allowed by them for the contravening provider or the contravening supplier to take advantage of that

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