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25. After regulation 24, insert—
24ZA.—(1) The regulator must, as soon as reasonably possible, send a copy of its regulatory decision to--
(a)the applicant;
(b)if the regulator is not also the appropriate authority, the appropriate authority;
(c)any person from whom the appropriate authority received representations pursuant to the statement referred to in regulation 16(2)(g);
(d)any consultation body that responded to the consultation pursuant to the letter referred to in regulation 17(1)(a)(iv); and
(e)the authorities of any EEA State who were consulted in accordance with regulation 20.
(2) The regulator must, as soon as possible after its decision is sent to the applicant pursuant to paragraph (1), ensure that—
(a)notice of that decision is published—
(i)on the regulator’s website;
(ii)in any newspapers or other publications where the application was published under regulation 16(1)(b)(i); and
(iii)in such other manner as it considers appropriate; and
(b)it promptly makes a written copy of the regulatory decision available for public inspection.
(3) In paragraph (2)(b), “public inspection” means:
(a)in the case of an activity requiring regulatory approval under the 1985 Act or the 2009 Act, inspection on the relevant Public Register; and
(b)in the case of other regulated activities, inspection at the address nominated under regulation 16(2)(e).
(4) The notice in paragraph (2)(a) above must state—
(a)that the regulator has made available for public inspection the written copy of the regulatory decision; and
(b)the times at which the relevant Public Register or the information at the address nominated under regulation 16(2)(e) may be inspected.”.
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