Power to require publicity
13.—(1) An administrator may give a publicity notice to a seller on whom a civil sanction has been imposed.
(2) A publicity notice means a notice requiring the seller to publicise—
(a)the fact that a civil sanction has been imposed;
(b)the type of civil sanction;
(c)the grounds on which the sanction was imposed;
(d)if the sanction was a fixed or variable monetary penalty, the amount of that penalty;
(e)if the sanction was a non-monetary discretionary requirement, the nature of the requirement in question.
(3) A publicity notice must—
(a)specify the manner of publication required;
(b)specify the time for compliance with the notice;
(c)require the seller to provide evidence of compliance with the notice within a time specified in the notice.
(4) If a seller fails to comply with a publicity notice within the time specified under paragraph (3)(b), the administrator may—
(a)publicise the information;
(b)recover the costs of doing so from the seller.
(5) Where an administrator publicises information under paragraph (4)(a), it must do so in a way it considers most likely to bring the information to the attention of members of the public in its area.