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9.—(1) A person who made an application in terms of article 3(1) may appeal against a decision–
(a)under article 5(2) in respect of that application, or
(b)under article 7(8) to withdraw the resulting accreditation.
(2) Such an appeal must–
(a)be sent to the Authority within 4 weeks of the date of the notification to the applicant of the relevant decision;
(b)specify the part of the decision against which the appeal is taken; and
(c)be supported, within 4 weeks of being sent to the Authority, by such written representations as the appellant wishes to be considered.
(3) Except where the appeal is in respect of a decision under article 7(8), any accreditation which is valid immediately before the appeal is sent to the Authority shall continue to be valid until a decision has been taken under article 15(1).
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