SCHEDULE 15 Liability of Parent Entities etc
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SCHEDULE 15 Liability of Parent Entities etc

Section 197

Joint provisional notices of contravention

1

(1)     This paragraph applies if—

(a)     OFCOM are satisfied that there are grounds to give an entity (“Eâ€) a provisional notice of contravention relating to a regulated service, and

(b)     E is the provider of that service.

(2)     If there is an entity which is a parent undertaking in relation to E, the provisional notice of contravention may be given—

(a)     to E alone, or

(b)     jointly to E and to an entity which is a parent undertaking in relation to E.

(3)     If there is an entity which is a subsidiary undertaking in relation to E, the provisional notice of contravention may be given—

(a)     to E alone, or

(b)     jointly to E and to an entity which is a subsidiary undertaking in relation to E.

(4)     If E is a subsidiary undertaking and there is an entity which is a fellow subsidiary undertaking in relation to E, the provisional notice of contravention may be given—

(a)     to E alone, or

(b)     jointly to E and to an entity which is a fellow subsidiary undertaking in relation to E.

(5)

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