241 Enforcement
Energy Act 2023 (2023 c 52) | Legislation

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(1)     Provision for the enforcement of energy smart regulations may, in particular, include provision of a kind described in this section, section 242 or section 243.

(2)     Energy smart regulations may include provision to ensure compliance with any prohibition or requirement imposed by or under the regulations, including provision—

(a)     designating authorities to carry out enforcement (referred to in this Chapter as “enforcement authoritiesâ€);

(b)     requiring persons to—

(i)     maintain information;

(ii)     monitor compliance and report non-compliance;

(iii)     take specified steps to remedy non-compliance;

(c)     requiring persons to supply evidence of their compliance to enforcement authorities;

(d)     conferring powers of entry, including by reasonable force;

(e)     conferring powers of inspection, search and seizure;

(f)     conferring powers to require the production of information or things held at, or electronically accessible from, entered premises;

(g)     conferring powers to enable the testing of energy smart appliances by enforcement authorities, including powers

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