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3. For regulation 2 substitute—
2. In these Regulations—
“the Act” means the Licensing Act 2003;
“appropriate address” in relation to a counter notice (late temporary event notice), notice (conditions on a temporary event notice) or counter notice (permitted limits) means—
the postal address indicated in section 1(8) of the temporary event notice in respect of which the counter notice or notice is given, or
if there is no such address the postal address indicated in section 1(6) of the notice;
“appropriate e-mail address” in relation to a counter notice (late temporary event notice), notice (conditions on a temporary event notice) or counter notice (permitted limits) means—
an e-mail address indicated in section 1(9) of the temporary event notice in respect of which the counter notice or notice is given, or
if sections 1(8) and 1(9) of the notice have not been completed, an e-mail address indicated in section 1(7) of the notice;
“counter notice (late temporary event notice)” means a counter notice under section 104A of the Act;
“counter notice (permitted limits)” means a counter notice under section 107 of the Act;
“late temporary event notice” has the same meaning as in section 100A(1) of the Act;
“notice (conditions on a temporary event notice)” means a notice and statement of conditions under section 106A of the Act;
“ordinary post” means ordinary prepaid first-class or second-class post (with or without special arrangements for delivery).”.
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