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15. Regulation 16 has effect as if—
(a)the words “in relation to a CFD counterparty” appeared after the words “by a supplier” in paragraph (1) and the words “in respect of that CFD counterparty” appeared after the words “CFD period contribution” in that paragraph;
(b)any reference to “the CFD counterparty” in paragraphs (1)(a), (3) and (5) are to “that CFD counterparty”;
(c)the words “in relation to that CFD counterparty” appeared after the words “for that supplier” in paragraph (1)(b);
(d)the words “and a CFD counterparty” appeared after the words “an electricity supplier” in paragraph (3);
(e)the words “to a CFD counterparty” appeared after the words “reconciliation payment” in paragraph (5); and
(f)in paragraph (6)—
(i)the words “in relation to a CFD counterparty” appeared after the words “net levied amount for a supplier”,
(ii)the words “to that CFD counterparty” appeared after the words “to make” in sub-paragraphs (a), (b), (c) and (d), and after the first appearance of those words in sub-paragraph (e), and
(iii)the reference in sub-paragraph (e) to “the CFD counterparty” is to “that CFD counterparty”.
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