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7.—(1) This regulation applies where—
(a)a selected applicant (the “notified person”) has been given a notification under regulation 6;
(b)OFCOM have allowed the notified person the opportunity to make representations about the matters notified; and
(c)the period allowed for the making of the representations has expired.
(2) OFCOM may impose a penalty on the notified person if they are satisfied—
(a)that the notified person has, in one or more of the respects notified, been in contravention of a condition of an authorisation or a requirement under regulation 5(3) or (4) specified in the notification under regulation 6; and
(b)that the notified person has not, during the period allowed under that regulation, taken such steps as OFCOM consider appropriate—
(i)for complying with that condition or requirement; and
(ii)for remedying the consequences of the notified contravention of that condition or requirement.
(3) Where a notification under regulation 6 relates to more than one contravention, a separate penalty may be imposed in respect of each contravention.
(4) Where such a notification relates to a continuing contravention, no more than one penalty may be imposed in respect of the period of contravention specified in the notification.
(5) Where OFCOM decide to impose a penalty on a notified person under this regulation, they shall—
(a)notify that person of their decision and of their reasons for that decision; and
(b)in that notification, fix a reasonable period as the period within which the penalty is to be paid.
(6) A penalty under this regulation—
(a)must be paid to OFCOM; and
(b)if not paid within the period fixed by them, is to be recoverable by them accordingly.
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