104 Reports by skilled persons
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Skilled persons' reports

104  Reports by skilled persons

(1)     OFCOM may exercise the powers in this section where they consider that it is necessary to do so for either of the following purposes—

(a)     assisting OFCOM in identifying and assessing a failure, or possible failure, by a provider of a regulated service to comply with a relevant requirement, or

(b)     developing OFCOM's understanding of—

(i)     the nature and level of risk of a provider of a regulated service failing to comply with a relevant requirement, and

(ii)     ways to mitigate such a risk.

(2)     But the powers in this section may be exercised for a purpose mentioned in subsection (1)(b) only where OFCOM consider that the provider in question may be at risk of failing to comply with a relevant requirement.

(3)     Section 122 requires OFCOM to exercise the power in subsection (4) for the purpose of assisting OFCOM in connection with a notice under section 121(1).

(4)     OFCOM may appoint a

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