The Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Contribution to Costs of Special Resolution Regime) Regulations 2009

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1. Introductory Text

2. 1.Citation

3. 2.Interpretation

4. 3.Liability of the scheme

5. 4.Notification

6. 5.Payment after the end of the resolution

7. 6.Payment before the end of the resolution

8. 7.Independent valuer

9. 8.Function of the independent valuer

10. 9.Appeal against the amount of recovery

11. 10.Application to the court

12. 11.Payments made under these Regulations to constitute payment of compensation under the scheme

13. Signature

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       SCHEDULE

       PART 1

       1. 1.The appointment and remuneration of the independent valuer

       2. 2.The independent valuer is to hold and vacate office in...

       3. 3.The Treasury may remove the independent valuer only on the...

       4. 4.In the event of the death of the independent valuer,...

       5. 5.The independent valuer shall be— (a) paid such remuneration, and...

       6. 6.The Treasury may appoint a person to verify the remuneration...

       7. 7.The independent valuer may appoint staff.

       8. 8.The independent valuer shall determine the remuneration and other conditions...

       9. 9.Any determination under paragraph 8 shall require the approval of...

       10. 10.Independent valuers (and their staff) are neither servants nor agents...

       11. 11.Records of an independent valuer in relation to his or...

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           PART 2

           1. 12.Application to the court for information

           2. 13.A person who provides information to the independent valuer for...

           3. 14.Specified information shall not be disclosed by the independent valuer...

           4. 15.(1) The prohibition in paragraph 14 of the disclosure of...

           5. 16.In this Part, “specified information” means any information obtained by...

15. Explanatory Note

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