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9.—(1) Where the chief inspector is of the view that an operator has breached the emissions limit duty, the chief inspector may serve a notice (“an enforcement notice”) on that operator.
(2) An enforcement notice may only be served in respect of a breach of the emissions limit duty in relation to—
(a)the year in which the notice is served; or
(b)the preceding year.
(3) An enforcement notice must state—
(a)the chief inspector's view concerning the breach;
(b)the remedial action which the operator must take in respect of the breach; and
(c)the time by which the remedial action must be taken.
(4) The time stated under paragraph (3)(c) must not be earlier than 21 days after the date of service of the enforcement notice.
(5) Subject to paragraph (6) and regulation 12, where an enforcement notice has been served on an operator, the operator must comply with the requirements of the enforcement notice.
(6) The chief inspector may vary or withdraw an enforcement notice at any time by further notice served on the operator.
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