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3.—(1) Where OFCOM determine that there are reasonable grounds for believing that a person is breaching, or has breached, an obligation under the EU Mobile Roaming Regulation or regulation 13, they may give that person a notification under this regulation.
(2) A notification under this regulation is one which—
(a)sets out the determination made by OFCOM;
(b)specifies the obligation and the breach in respect of which that determination has been made; and
(c)specifies a reasonable period during which the person notified has an opportunity of making representations about the matters notified.
(3) A notification under this regulation—
(a)may be given in respect of more than one breach; and
(b)if it is given in respect of a continuing breach, may be given in respect of any period during which the breach has continued.
(4) Where a notification under this regulation has been given to a person in respect of a breach of an obligation under the EU Mobile Roaming Regulation or regulation 13, OFCOM may give a further notification in respect of the same breach of that obligation if, and only if—
(a)the breach is one occurring after the time of the giving of the earlier notification;
(b)the breach is a continuing breach and the subsequent notification is in respect of so much of a period as falls after a period to which the earlier notification relates; or
(c)the earlier notification has been withdrawn without a penalty having been imposed in respect of the notified breach.
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