- (c) must state the address to be used and must be accompanied by any other information which the authority requires for the making of the transmission;
- (d) may be modified or withdrawn at any time by a notice given to the authority in any manner it requires.
(10) Where the recipient of the transmission is the enforcing authority, the transmission has effect as a delivery of the notice only if the enforcing authority has indicated its willingness to receive a notice transmitted in the form and manner used.
(11) An indication for the purposes of paragraph (10)—
- (a) may be given in any manner the enforcing authority thinks fit;
- (b) may be a general indication or one that is limited to notices of a particular description;
- (c) must state the address to be used and must be accompanied by any other information which the responsible person requires for the making of the transmission;
- (d) may be modified or withdrawn at any time in any manner the enforcing authority thinks fit.
(12) If the making or receipt of the transmission has been recorded in the computer system of the enforcing authority, it must be presumed, unless the contrary is proved, that the transmission—
- (a) was made to the person recorded in that system as receiving it;
- (b) was made at the time recorded in that system as the time of delivery;
- (c) contained the information recorded on that system in respect of it.
(13) For the purposes of this article—
“notice” includes any document or information; and
“transmission” means the transmission referred to in paragraph (7).
Application to the Crown and to the Houses of Parliament
49.—(1) Subject to paragraphs (2) to (4), this Order, except for articles 29, 30 and 32 to 36, binds the Crown.
(2) Articles 27 and 31 only bind the Crown in so far as they apply in relation to premises owned by the Crown but not occupied by it.
(3) For the purposes of this article—
- (a) the occupation of any premises by the Corporate Officer of the House of Lords for the purposes of that House, by the Corporate Officer of the House of Commons for the purpose of that House, or by those Corporate Officers acting jointly for the purposes of both Houses, is to be regarded as occupation by the Crown;
- (b) any premises in which either or both of those Corporate Officers has or have an interest which is that of an owner are to be regarded as premises owned by the Crown; and
- (c) in relation to premises specified in sub-paragraphs (a) and (b), the relevant Corporate Officer is the responsible person.
(4) Nothing in this Order authorises the entry of any premises occupied by the Crown.
(5) Nothing in this Order authorises proceedings to be brought against Her Majesty in her private capacity, and this paragraph shall be construed as if section 38(3) of the Crown Proceedings Act 1947(a)[1] (interpretation of references in that Act to Her Majesty in her private capacity) were contained in this Order.
- ↑ (a) 1947 c. 44.
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