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10.—(1) The transition period in relation to a person is a period beginning with exit day and ending with a day determined under this paragraph, or with any earlier day on which the cancellation under paragraph 8 of the person’s transitional authorisation takes effect.
(2) In a case where a person has applied under regulation 5 of EMR 2011, on or after the date on which this regulation comes into force, to become an authorised electronic money institution and has not withdrawn the application—
(a)if the application is granted, the person’s transition period ends with the day before the day stated in accordance with regulation 9(5) of EMR 2011 as that on which the authorisation takes effect, and
(b)if the application is refused, the decision notice under regulation 9(7) of EMR 2011 must state the date on which the person’s transition period is to end.
(3) In any other case, the person’s transition period ends at the end of the 3 years beginning with the day on which exit day falls.
(4) The person may give notice to the FCA specifying a date (earlier than that determined under sub-paragraph (2) or (3)) on which the person will cease to engage in new business covered by the person’s transitional authorisation.
(5) The FCA may by notice to the person require the person to specify a date under sub-paragraph (4) before the end of a period specified in the notice, and if the person does not do so the FCA may itself specify a date on which the person’s transitional authorisation will cease to cover new business.
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