76 Appeals: general
Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013 (2013 c 33) | Legislation

76  Appeals: general

(1)     A person who is affected by any of the following decisions of the Payment Systems Regulator may appeal against the decision—

(a)     a decision to give a direction under section 54 (other than a general direction),

(b)     a decision to impose a requirement under section 55 (other than a generally-imposed requirement),

(c)     a decision to exercise its power under section 56, 57 or 58,

(d)     a decision

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