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(1)In section 238 the following expressions are to be interpreted as follows.
(2)“Adequate” means adequate having regard to what it might be reasonable for a client or (as the case may be) an intermediary to expect; and “adequacy” is to be interpreted accordingly.
(3)A person (“C”) is a “client” of a promoter, if at any time when a conduct notice has effect, the promoter—
(a)makes a firm approach to C in relation to a relevant proposal with a view to the promoter making the proposal available for implementation by C or another person;
(b)makes a relevant proposal available for implementation by C;
(c)takes part in the organisation or management of relevant arrangements entered into by C.
(4)The recipient of a conduct notice “promotes” a relevant proposal if it—
(a)takes part in designing the proposal,
(b)makes a firm approach to a person in relation to the proposal with a view to making the proposal available for implementation by that person or another person, or
(c)makes the proposal available for implementation by persons (other than the recipient).
(5)The recipient of a conduct notice “promotes” relevant arrangements if it takes part in designing, organising or managing the arrangements.
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