SCHEDULE 27 Suspension and Revocation of Remote Operating Licences
Finance Act 2014 (2014 c 26) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 27 Suspension and Revocation of Remote Operating Licences

Section 177

Breach notice

1

(1)     The Commissioners may give a breach notice to the holder of a remote operating licence if it appears to them that there has been a breach of—

(a)     a requirement to be registered under this Part in respect of an activity authorised by the licence,

(b)     any conditions or requirements relating to registration under this Part in respect of such an activity,

(c)     a requirement to pay general betting duty, pool betting duty or remote gaming duty in respect of such an activity, or

(d)     a requirement imposed in respect of such an activity by a notice given under section 170 (requirement to provide security or further security) or 171 (requirement to appoint UK representative).

(2)     The breach notice must specify—

(a)     the breach,

(b)     the action that must be taken in order to remedy the breach, and

(c)     the period (which must be at least 90 days) within which the action must be taken.

(3)     The Commissioners may by regulations—

(a)     make provision as to cases in which a breach notice may or may not be given (including provision amending this paragraph);

(b)

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