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The Deregulation (Model Appeal Provisions) Order 1996

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Power to make interim orders and directions

15.—(1) The Chairman may make an order granting on an interim basis any remedy which the tribunal would have the power to grant in its final decision, or otherwise give an interim direction in relation to the enforcement action in question.

(2) An order may be made or a direction given under this rule of the Chairman’s own motion or on the application of—

(a)the appellant, or

(b)any interested person whom the Registrar is required to invite to make representations under rule 16.

(3) Where an application is made for an order or direction under this rule before the appointment of the Chairman, the order or direction may be made or given by the Registrar on a temporary basis.

(4) An order made or direction given by the Registrar under paragraph (3) is subject to the decision of the Chairman, and when the Chairman has been appointed, he must without delay either affirm the order or direction (with or without variation) or discharge it.

(5) Before making, giving or affirming an order or direction under this rule, the Chairman or Registrar must give the Authority an opportunity to object, and, subject to paragraph (6), must consider any such objection.

(6) In an urgent case, the Chairman or Registrar may make an order or give a direction under this rule before considering any objection made by the Authority, but he must consider whether to revoke or vary the order or direction in the light of any such objection.

(7) The Chairman or Registrar may exercise his power to make, give or affirm an order or direction under this rule only if he is satisfied that—

(a)failure to do so will deprive the appellant of the substance of the remedy which may be available if the appeal is successful, and

(b)such an order or direction, if given or made, will not cause significant risk of harm to any person.

(8) Any order or direction under this rule is subject to the tribunal’s final decision under rule 30.

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