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17.—(1) A registration granted by SEPA must be in writing and must specify—
(a)the activity authorised;
(b)the authorised person;
(c)the standard conditions to which the registration is subject;
(d)the date on which the registration takes effect; and
(e)the authorised place.
(2) A registration has effect subject to the standard conditions specified in accordance with paragraph (1)(c) and (5) and regulation 19(4).
(3) A reference in a registration to standard conditions is to the conditions as revised from time to time.
(4) SEPA may specify in a registration that the registration ceases to have effect on a specified date.
(5) SEPA may, after a registration is granted, from time to time specify in writing that a registration is to be subject to either or both—
(a)different standard conditions;
(b)additional standard conditions.
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