55 Meaning of “supply”
Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022 (2022 c 46) | Legislation

55  Meaning of “supply”

(1)     This section has effect for the purposes of this Part.

(2)     Any reference to supplying a product is a reference to supplying the product in the course of business, and includes a reference to doing any of the following—

(a)     providing the product in exchange for any non-monetary consideration;

(b)     providing the product in, or in connection with, the performance of a statutory function;

(c)     giving the product as a prize or otherwise making a gift of the product.

(3)     Any reference to supplying a product does not include a reference to hiring out or lending the product, except where—

(a)     the hiring out or lending is by a manufacturer of the product, or

(b)     the product is supplied under a hire-purchase agreement.

(4)     Where a product has at any time been supplied by being hired out or lent to a person, neither of the following is to be treated as a further supply of the product to that person—

(a)

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