60 Modification of documents referred to in numbering conditions
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

60  Modification of documents referred to in numbering conditions

(1)     This section applies where numbering conditions for the time being have effect by reference to provisions, as they have effect from time to time, of—

(a)     the National Telephone Numbering Plan; or

(b)     another document published by OFCOM.

(2)     OFCOM must not revise or otherwise modify the relevant provisions unless they are satisfied that the revision or modification is—

(a)     objectively justifiable in relation to the matters to which it relates;

(b)     not such as to discriminate unduly against particular persons

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