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22.—(1) A person who has given an enforcement undertaking may at any time apply for a certificate that it has been complied with.
(2) If the enforcement authority is satisfied that the enforcement undertaking has been complied with it must issue a certificate to that effect.
(3) The enforcement authority may require the person who has given the undertaking to provide sufficient information to determine that the undertaking has been complied with.
(4) The enforcement authority must decide whether to issue such a certificate, and give written notice of the decision to the applicant, within—
(a)14 days of the application, or
(b)where sufficient information is provided following a request under sub-paragraph (3), 14 days of receipt of that information.
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