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23.—(1) Notwithstanding the powers of the FCA under the Act, the FCA may not make a rule of a kind specified for the purposes of this regulation to the extent that such rule applies to a small authorised UK AIFM.
(2) A rule of a kind specified for the purposes of this regulation that was made by the FCA before 22nd July 2013 does not apply to a small authorised UK AIFM.
(3) Subject to paragraph (4), a rule is of a kind specified for the purposes of this regulation if it—
(a)is made by the FCA for the purposes of implementing the directive; or
(b)has the same effect as a provision in the Commission Delegated Regulation.
(4) A rule is not of a kind specified for the purposes of this regulation to the extent that—
(a)it is an implementing provision relating to Article 3 of the directive;
(b)it applied to the AIFM in respect of the management of an AIF immediately before 22nd July 2013, or would so have applied if the AIFM had managed the AIF at that time; or
(c)it has the same effect as a rule which falls within sub-paragraph (b).
(5) This regulation ceases to have effect on 22nd July 2015.
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