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Electric Vehicles Charging Act 2022 s 12

Electric Vehicles Charging Act 2022 s 12

s 12 Approval of alteration, etc.

12.—(1) An application for approval to alter or modify an EV charger must be made to the LTA —(a) in the form and manner prescribed or, if not so prescribed, as required by the LTA; and (b) accompanied by — (i) the prescribed information and documents and any additional information or documents that the LTA may require to decide the application; and (ii) the prescribed fee, if any. (2) The LTA may refuse to give to an applicant any approval under subsection (1) to alter or modify an EV charger if —(a) the proposed alteration or modification will, in the LTA’s opinion, cause the EV charger —(i) to cease to satisfy the safety and performance standards prescribed to be a homologated model, or the safety and performance standards that were prescribed for a former homologated model if the EV charger concerned is covered by grandfathering arrangements because of a prospective revocation under section 9(3)(b); or (ii) to become another model of EV charger; (b) the application for the approval contains any false or misleading information; or (c) the applicant fails to provide the information and documents required under subsection (1)(b). (3) An EV charger of a homologated model does not cease to belong to that homologated model even if the EV charger is altered or modified, so long as the alteration or modification is with the prior approval of the LTA under this section for the alteration or modification. (4) An EV charger covered by grandfathering arrangements because of a prospective revocation under section 9(3)(b) does not cease to be covered by the grandfathering arrangements even if the EV charger is altered or modified, so long as the alteration or modification is with the prior approval of the LTA under this section for the alteration or modification.

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