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If a compliance notice is issued to you, an enforcement officer can change or cancel it at any time. They must tell you about the change or cancellation in writing. The change or cancellation will happen on a specific date, which will be stated in the notice, or if no date is given, it will happen on the day you get the notice. You will know when the change or cancellation takes effect because it will be stated in the written notice you receive from the enforcement officer.
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An enforcement officer may, at any time, vary or cancel a compliance notice issued to a person by written notice to that person.
A variation or cancellation of a compliance notice takes effect on the date specified in the notice of variation or cancellation or, if no date is specified, on the day on which that notice is issued.
