[191 Directions]
Banking Act 2009 (2009 c 1) | Legislation

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[(1)     The Bank of England may give directions in writing to

[(a)]     the operator of a recognised . . . [payment] system,

[(b)     to a recognised DSA service provider,] [or

[(c)]     a service provider in relation to such a system] [or to such DSA service providers].

(2)     A direction may—

(a)     require or prohibit the taking of specified action in the operation of the system

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