[3E Memorandum of understanding]
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (2000 c 8) | Legislation

[3E  Memorandum of understanding]

[(1)     The regulators must prepare and maintain a memorandum which describes in general terms—

(a)     the role of each regulator in relation to the exercise of functions conferred by or under this Act which relate to matters of common regulatory interest, and

(b)     how the regulators intend to comply with section 3D in relation to the exercise of such functions.

(2)     The memorandum may in particular contain provisions about how the regulators intend to comply with section 3D in relation to—

(a)     applications for Part 4A permission;

(b)

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