Part 4 U.K. Consumer rights and disputes

Chapter 4 U.K. Alternative dispute resolution for consumer contract disputes

Prospective

Prohibition on acting as ADR provider without accreditation etc U.K.

293 Prohibitions relating to acting as ADR provider U.K.

(1) A person must not carry out ADR in relation to a consumer contract dispute unless the person—

(a) is an exempt ADR provider whose exemption covers the ADR being carried out,

(b) is an accredited ADR provider whose accreditation covers the ADR being carried out, or

(c) is acting under special ADR arrangements made by—

(i) an exempt ADR provider whose exemption covers the making of those special ADR arrangements, or

(ii) an accredited ADR provider whose accreditation covers the making of those special ADR arrangements.

(2) A person must not make special ADR arrangements in relation to any one or more consumer contract disputes unless the person is—

(a) an exempt ADR provider whose exemption covers the making of those special ADR arrangements, or

(b) an accredited ADR provider whose accreditation covers the making of those special ADR arrangements.

Commencement Information

I1 S. 293 not in force at Royal Assent, see s. 339(1)