An enforceable undertaking is like a promise you make to do something. It takes effect and becomes enforceable when the Director decides to accept it and tells you, or at a later date the Director chooses. The Director is in charge of making sure the rules are followed, and they get to decide when your promise becomes official.
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An enforceable undertaking takes effect and becomes enforceable when the Director's decision to accept the undertaking is given to the person who made the undertaking, or at any later date specified by the Director.
