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If you want to make an enforceable undertaking, an enforcement officer will decide whether to accept or reject it. The officer must tell you in writing about their decision. They must also tell you why they made that decision.
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137: Enforcement officer may accept enforceable undertakings, or
"Breaking a rule? You can promise to fix it and the officer might accept"
139: When undertaking is enforceable, or
"When you promise to do something and the officer in charge agrees to it, that's when you have to keep your promise."
The enforcement officer must give the person seeking to make an enforceable undertaking written notice of—
