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What it defines
Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.
16 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.art001
Citation and interpretation
s.art002
Commencement
s.art003
Interpretation
s.art004
Management and control of CIPA-registered bodies
s.art005
Appeals to the First-tier Tribunal and the High Court
s.art006
Interpretation
s.art007
Power to require payment of investigation costs
s.art008
Power to issue a notice, warning or reprimand
s.art009
Powers to make further regulatory arrangements
s.art010
Interpretation
s.art011
Management and control of ITMA-registered bodies
s.art012
Appeals to the First-tier Tribunal and the High Court
s.art013
Interpretation
s.art014
Power to require payment of investigation costs
s.art015
Power to issue a notice, warning or reprimand
s.art016
Powers to make further regulatory arrangements
Schedules
Schedules
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s.sch001
Paragraphs 2 and 3 apply to regulations made by CIPA...
s.sch001
(1) The regulations referred to in paragraph 1 must include...
s.sch001
The regulations referred to in paragraph 1 must make provision—...
s.sch001
Paragraphs 5 and 6 apply to regulations made by CIPA...
s.sch001
(1) The regulations referred to in paragraph 4 must include...
s.sch001
The regulations referred to in paragraph 4 must make provision—...
s.sch002
(1) In the circumstances specified in regulations made under sub-paragraph...
s.sch002
(1) The powers to make indemnification arrangements or compensation arrangements...
s.sch002
(1) If CIPA and ITMA are satisfied that it would...
s.sch002
(1) Subject to the modifications set out in sub-paragraphs (2)...
s.sch002
CIPA must make regulations which make provision as to the...
s.sch002
(1) In this Schedule— “patent attorney regulations” means regulations which...
s.sch002
(1) If the whole or any part of a penalty...
s.sch002
(1) CIPA may, in accordance with regulations made under sub-paragraph...
s.sch002
CIPA may make regulations which provide that a CIPA-registered body...
s.sch002
(1) CIPA may make regulations which provide that CIPA may...
s.sch002
Where a registered person refuses or otherwise fails to comply...
s.sch002
(1) In this paragraph— “disciplinary measure”, in relation to a...
s.sch002
(1) CIPA may issue a notice, warning or reprimand in...
s.sch002
(1) CIPA may make indemnification arrangements and compensation arrangements in...
s.sch003
Paragraphs 2 and 3 apply to any regulations made by...
s.sch003
(1) The regulations referred to in paragraph 1 must include...
s.sch003
The regulations referred to in paragraph 1 must make provision—...
s.sch003
Paragraphs 5 and 6 apply to any regulations made by...
s.sch003
(1) The regulations referred to in paragraph 4 must include...
s.sch003
The regulations referred to in paragraph 4 must make provision—...
s.sch004
(1) In the circumstances specified in regulations made under sub-paragraph...
s.sch004
(1) The powers to make indemnification arrangements or compensation arrangements...
s.sch004
(1) If ITMA and CIPA are satisfied that it would...
s.sch004
(1) Subject to the modifications set out in sub-paragraphs (2)...
s.sch004
ITMA must make regulations which make provision as to the...
s.sch004
(1) In this Schedule— “registered person” means— an individual who...
s.sch004
(1) If the whole or any part of a penalty...
s.sch004
(1) ITMA may, in accordance with regulations made under sub-paragraph...
s.sch004
ITMA must make regulations which provide that an ITMA-registered body...
s.sch004
(1) ITMA must make regulations which provide that ITMA may...
s.sch004
If a registered person refuses or otherwise fails to comply...
s.sch004
(1) In this paragraph— “disciplinary measure”, in relation to a...
s.sch004
(1) ITMA may issue a notice, warning or reprimand in...
s.sch004
(1) ITMA may make indemnification arrangements and compensation arrangements which...
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