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3. Where—
(a)a competent authority has determined or determines that there are reasonable grounds to believe that an overseas domestic worker (“P”) is a victim of modern slavery, and
(b)P’s leave would otherwise expire before the competent authority notifies P of its conclusive decision as to whether P is a victim of modern slavery,
then P’s leave is extended until the end of the twenty-eighth day after the date on which the competent authority sends P notice in writing of its conclusive decision as to whether P is a victim of modern slavery.
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