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(1)If two or more persons have applied to open a childcare account in respect of the same child, HMRC may determine which of them (if any) may open a childcare account in respect of the child.
(2)If—
(a)a person—
(i)has applied to open a childcare account in respect of a child, or
(ii)wishes to make a declaration of eligibility in relation to a childcare account held in respect of a child, and
(b)another person holds a childcare account in respect of the child,
HMRC may determine which of them (if any) may hold an active childcare account in respect of the child (see section 17(3)).
(3)For provision enabling HMRC to make an account restriction order to give effect to a determination under subsection (2), see section 24.
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