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11.—(1) For the purposes of Part 15 of the Act, the COMP Sourcebook and the FEES 6 Chapter—
(a)any payments made by the scheme manager under these Regulations in respect of protected deposits shall constitute payment of compensation to each qualifying claimant in respect of claims under the scheme against the banking institution for protected deposits;
(b)on the scheme manager receiving the notification from the Treasury under regulation 4(1)—
(i)the banking institution shall be deemed to be in default for purposes of section 213, the COMP Sourcebook and the FEES 6 Chapter,
(ii)each qualifying claimant shall be deemed to have made an application for compensation for the purpose of the COMP Sourcebook and the FEES 6 Chapter, and
(iii)each qualifying claimant shall be deemed to have accepted an offer of compensation made by the scheme and to have received payment for such compensation for the purposes of the COMP Sourcebook and the FEES 6 Chapter,
and, accordingly, a qualifying claimant has no right to claim, and the scheme has no obligation to pay, any further compensation in respect of a protected deposit with that banking institution.
(2) For the purposes of this regulation—
(a)where all or part of the business of a banking institution has been transferred to a bridge bank under section 12 of the 2009 Act, the bridge bank is to be treated as being the same banking institution as the institution in respect of which the stabilisation power was exercised;
(b)where the banking institution has been taken into temporary public ownership under section 13 of the 2009 Act, when that institution ceases to be publicly owned, it shall be treated as a new banking institution; and
(c)a “qualifying claimant” means a qualifying claimant whose protected deposit has been dealt with by the exercise of the stabilisation power.
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