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11.—(1) Except where regulation 12 applies, the Secretary of State must as soon as practicable after a supply chain application is received by the Secretary of State give a notice to the applicant which includes—
(a)a supply chain statement and the period for which the statement has effect; or
(b)a refusal of the application and reasons for that refusal.
(2) Where paragraph (1)(a) applies, the period for which a supply chain statement has effect is—
(a)12 months from the date of the notice; or
(b)where the Secretary of State is of the opinion that there is a compelling reason for the period to be longer, such longer period.
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