[10L Continuation or withdrawal of certification]
Electricity Act 1989 (1989 c 29) | Legislation

[10L  Continuation or withdrawal of certification]

[(1)     Where the Authority reviews under section [10I(5)] whether the certification basis in respect of a certified person continues to apply, it may, within the 4 months mentioned in section [10I(6)] [or where relevant the 4 months mentioned in section 10I(10)], either—

(a)     make a . . . decision [to continue the certification] on the certification ground mentioned in section 10I(1); or

(b)     make a . . . decision [to withdraw the certification].

(2)     If the Authority does not make a decision under subsection (1) within those

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