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Energy Act 2023

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88Shadow directors, etc
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(1)The Secretary of State is not, by virtue of the exercise of a power conferred by or by virtue of this Chapter, to be regarded as—

(a)a person occupying the position of director in relation to a Chapter 1 entity;

(b)a person in accordance with whose directions or instructions the directors of a Chapter 1 entity are accustomed to act;

(c)a person in accordance with whose directions or instructions the members of a Chapter 1 entity which is a limited liability partnership are accustomed to act;

(d)exercising any function of management in a Chapter 1 entity;

(e)a principal of a Chapter 1 entity.

(2)An allocation body is not, by virtue of the exercise of a power conferred by or by virtue of this Chapter, to be regarded as—

(a)a person occupying the position of director in relation to a revenue support counterparty;

(b)a person in accordance with whose directions or instructions the directors of a revenue support counterparty are accustomed to act;

(c)a person in accordance with whose directions or instructions the members of a revenue support counterparty which is a limited liability partnership are accustomed to act;

(d)exercising any function of management in a revenue support counterparty;

(e)a principal of a revenue support counterparty.

(3)In this section “Chapter 1 entity” means the following—

(a)a revenue support counterparty;

(b)a hydrogen levy administrator;

(c)an allocation body.

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