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This is a draft item of legislation. This draft has since been made as a UK Statutory Instrument: The Electricity and Gas (Energy Company Obligation) Order 2023 No. 873
35.—(1) The Administrator must determine whether a participant has—
(a)achieved its total home-heating cost reduction obligation; and
(b)achieved its total home-heating cost reduction obligation in a manner that complies with article 9(3) to (7).
(2) The Administrator must notify the participant in writing of its determination under paragraph (1) before 1st December 2026.
(3) The Administrator must submit to the Secretary of State a report each month setting out the progress which participants have made towards achieving their total home-heating cost reduction obligations.
(4) The Administrator must submit—
(a)its first report under paragraph (3) in February 2024; and
(b)its final report under paragraph (3) in April 2026.
(5) Before 1st December 2026, the Administrator must submit to the Secretary of State a report setting out whether participants achieved the overall home-heating cost reduction target.
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