100 Suspending service provision for contraventions of conditions
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

100  Suspending service provision for contraventions of conditions

[(1)     OFCOM may give a direction under this section to a person where—

(a)     either Condition A or Condition B is satisfied in relation to the person; and

(b)     the giving of a direction is appropriate and proportionate to the contravention in respect of which it is imposed.

(1A)     Condition A is that—

(a)     the person is in serious contravention of a condition set under section 45, other than SMP apparatus conditions; and

(b)     the proposed direction has been notified to the person under section 96A and confirmed by a confirmation decision under section 96C.

(1B)     Condition B is that—

(a)     the person has repeatedly contravened a condition set under section 45, other than SMP apparatus conditions; and

(b)     an attempt, by the imposition of penalties or the giving of notifications under section 96A and confirmation decisions under section 96C, or both, to secure compliance with the contravened conditions has failed.

(1C)

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