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28.—(1) A responsible undertaking must maintain a written record in relation to each ESOS assessment carried out by it (the “evidence pack”) which includes—
(a)records of any data used for the purposes of—
(i)the calculation of total energy consumption under Chapter 2 of this Part,
(ii)the identification of areas of significant energy consumption under regulation 25,
(iii)the energy audit under Chapter 3 of this Part, including in particular the identification of energy saving opportunities under regulation 27,
(b)evidence of the certification of any certified energy management system, and any display energy certificate or qualifying Green Deal assessment, relied on by the participant in accordance with Part 6,
(c)any agreement made in accordance with regulation 19(3), or paragraph 2, 4, 6, 7 or 11 of Schedule 2,
(d)the notification given by the lead assessor under regulation 21(2)(b), and
(e)any information recorded in accordance with regulation 23(7)(b)(ii), 26(8)(b), or 27(6)(b).
(2) The evidence pack must be kept for at least two subsequent compliance periods following the compliance period to which it relates.
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