Derogation
Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator
- Pay a fee to the Secretary of State for a derogation application Crown / Minister / Government department
UK Statutory Instrument
2010
United Kingdom
The Detergents Regulations 2010
At a glance
What's here
1 compliance obligation
Who this Act binds
Plus 1 non-business duty on Crown ministers, regulators, local authorities or tribunals — shown collapsed under each section below.
What this Act requires
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Citation and commencement
Interpretation
Competent Authority
Enforcement Authorities
Authorised Officers
Provision in English of information required by Regulation 648/2004
Contravention of Regulation 648/2004
Prohibition on the sale of certain detergents
Enforcement
Enforcement notices
Seizure and disposal of contravening products
Power of entry
Issue of warrants authorising entry to premises in England and Wales
Issue of warrants authorising entry to premises in Scotland
Issue of warrants authorising entry to premises in Northern Ireland
Power of entry: supplemental
Powers of inspection, sampling and seizure
Protection of officers acting in good faith
Obstruction etc
Unlawful disclosure of information contained in datasheets
Offences due to fault of third person
Offences by bodies corporate
Offences by partnerships and unincorporated associations
Defence of due diligence
Penalties
Appeals against notices etc: England and Wales
Appeal against notices etc: Scotland
Appeal against notices etc: Northern Ireland
Revocation
Review
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