142 Information to be included in notices under sections 140 and 141
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142  Information to be included in notices under sections 140 and 141

(1)     Subsection (2) applies in relation to—

(a)     a notice under section 140(2), and

(b)     a notice under section 141(2) stating that OFCOM propose to impose a penalty.

(2)     Such a notice must—

(a)     state the reasons why OFCOM propose to impose the penalty,

(b)     state whether OFCOM propose that the penalty should consist of a single amount, an amount calculated by reference to a daily rate, or a combination of the two,

(c)     indicate the amount of the proposed penalty, including (in relation to an amount calculated by reference to a daily rate) the daily rate and how the penalty would be calculated,

(d)     in relation to an amount calculated by reference

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