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58.—(1) This paragraph applies if A has provided credit cover and one of the following circumstances applies—
(a)A is no longer required, under regulation 60, to maintain any credit cover;
(b)A has provided further credit cover under regulation 57(3) to replace the credit cover previously provided, and the Settlement Body has approved the replacement credit cover; or
(c)the amount of credit cover provided by A and approved by the Settlement Body exceeds the required amount.
(2) Where paragraph (1) applies—
(a)A may, by giving notice in writing to the Settlement Body, request the Settlement Body to release—
(i)if paragraph (1)(a) applies, all or part of the credit cover;
(ii)if paragraph (1)(b) applies, the credit cover that has been replaced;
(iii)if paragraph (1)(c) applies, an amount of credit cover not exceeding the amount by which the credit cover referred to in paragraph (1)(c) exceeds the required amount; and
(b)the Settlement Body must release that amount of credit cover as soon as reasonably practicable.
(3) Credit cover is released—
(a)in the case of a cash deposit, by repaying the principal to A; and
(b)in the case of a letter of credit, by issuing notice to A confirming that the letter of credit is no longer required.
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