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8.—(1) No person shall supply a non-type approved converter or device unless—
(a)it is clearly marked or labelled—
(i)in the case of a device which is a particulate filter, “ILLEGAL TO SUPPLY FOR VEHICLES APPROVED TO EC REGULATION 715/2007”; and
(ii)otherwise, “ILLEGAL TO SUPPLY FOR TYPE-APPROVED VEHICLES FIRST USED ON OR AFTER 1/3/01”; and
(b)it is accompanied by the information which is specified—
(i)in section 7.1 in the format specified in section 7.2 of Annex XIII to the Vehicle Emissions Directive;
(ii)in paragraph 11.1 in the format specified in paragraph 11.2 of ECE Regulation 103; or
(iii)point 5.1 of Annex XIII to Commission Regulation (EC) No 692/2008 in the format specified in that point.
(2) The requirements of sub-paragraph (1)(a) or (b) shall be treated as satisfied to the extent that marking, labelling or information requirements of a member State (other than the United Kingdom) or any other EEA state, which have equivalent effect to those referred to in those sub-paragraphs, have been complied with.
(3) In this regulation “non-type approved converter or device” means—
(a)a catalytic converter,
(b)an assembly of catalytic converters,
(c)a pollution control device, or
(d)an assembly of pollution control devices,
which is a replacement part capable of being fitted to a 220 relevant vehicle or a 715 relevant vehicle and which is not an original replacement catalytic converter, a replacement catalytic converter, an original replacement pollution control device or a replacement pollution control device.
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