[SCHEDULE 5A Procedure for Appeals Under Section 11C]
Electricity Act 1989 (1989 c 29) | Legislation

[SCHEDULE 5A Procedure for Appeals Under Section 11C]

[Section 11D]

[Application for permission to bring appeal

1

(1)     An application for permission to bring an appeal may be made only by sending a notice to the [CMA] requesting the permission.

(2)     Only a person entitled under section 11C to bring the appeal if permission is granted may apply for permission.

(3)     Where the Authority publishes a decision to modify the conditions of any licence under section 11A(7), any application for permission to appeal is not to be made after the end of 20 working days beginning with the first working day after the day on which the decision is published.

(4)     An application for permission to appeal must be accompanied by all such information as may be required by appeal rules.

(5)     Appeal rules may require information contained in an application for permission to appeal to be verified by a statement of truth.

(6)     A person who applies for permission to bring an appeal in accordance with this paragraph is referred to in this Schedule as the appellant.

(7)     The appellant must send the Authority—

(a)     a copy of the application for permission to appeal at the

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