[206A ][Service providers]
Banking Act 2009 (2009 c 1) | Legislation

[206A  ][Service providers]

[(1)     The Treasury may by order make provision applying any provision of this Part to . . . service providers

[(a)]     in relation to a recognised . . . payment system[, or

(b)     in relation to a recognised DSA service provider].

(2)     A person is a service provider in relation to a recognised . . . payment system if—

(a)     the person provides services that form part of the arrangements constituting the system, and

(b)     the person is specified as a person within paragraph (a) by the Treasury in the recognition order made in respect of the system.

[(2A)     A

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