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PART VI
APPLICATIONS AND REFERENCES TO TRIBUNAL
20.
—(1) An application or reference to a Tribunal shall —
(a)
state the name of the person making the application or reference;
(b)
state the general nature of the application or reference and specify the provision of the Act or these Regulations under which the application or reference is made;
(c)
subject to sub-paragraph (d), include such other matters as are required by these Regulations to be included in an application or reference made under that provision;
(d)
be signed by or on behalf of the person making the application or reference; and
(e)
be filed with the Secretary in the appropriate Form.
(2) A person desiring to make an application or reference to a Tribunal may, with the leave of the president or any deputy president designated by the president for this purpose, omit from the application or reference such of the particulars required by these Regulations to be included in the application or reference as the president or designated deputy president specifies but, if the president or designated deputy president, when so granting leave, directs that other particulars specified by him are to be included in the application or reference in lieu of the omitted particulars, the person shall include those other particulars in the application or reference.
(3) Subject to these Regulations, a person making an application or reference to a Tribunal shall cause notice of the making of the application or reference in Form 2, together with a sealed copy of the application or reference, to be served, within 7 days after the application or reference is filed with the Secretary, on every other person who, by virtue of the Act or these Regulations, is a party to the application or reference other than a person who became a party after the application or reference was filed.
(4) A notice of the making of an application or reference shall —
(a)
be addressed to the person on whom it is served;
(b)
inform the person on whom it is served that the application or reference to which the notice relates has been made to a Tribunal and that that person is, by virtue of the Act or these Regulations, as the case may be, a party to the application or reference; and
(c)
be signed by or on behalf of the person making the application or reference.
(5) The president or deputy president presiding over a Tribunal may, and shall if so requested by a party to the application or reference, within 7 days from the day when notice of the making of that application or reference has been served, fix a time and place for a preliminary hearing of the application or reference (other than an application to which regulation 37 or 38 applies or an application or reference in respect of which the Tribunal decides not to have a hearing) for the purpose of dealing with such matters connected with the application or reference as the presiding president or deputy president directs.
(5A) The Secretary shall cause notice of the time and place as fixed by the president or deputy president (as the case may be) under paragraph (5) to be served on the parties to the application or reference and on the persons (if any) who have applied to the Tribunal to be made parties to the application or reference.
(6) A request for the fixing of a time and place for a preliminary hearing shall —
(a)
specify the date on which the application or reference was filed with the Secretary and the relevant case file number;
(b)
state the name of the party making the request;
(c)
be in Form 3;
(d)
be signed by or on behalf of that party; and
(e)
be filed with the Secretary.
(7) The president or deputy president presiding over the Tribunal shall fix a time and place for the hearing of the application or reference (other than an application to which regulation 37 applies or an application or reference in respect of which the Tribunal decides not to have a hearing), and the Secretary shall cause notice of the time and place so fixed to be served on the parties to the application or reference and on the persons (if any) who have applied to the Tribunal to be made parties to the application or reference and whose applications to be made parties have not been previously determined.
(8) An application to which regulation 37 applies shall be dealt with at the preliminary hearing (if any) or the hearing of the proceeding to which it relates.
21.
—(1) Where an application (other than an application in relation to which this regulation does not apply) or a reference is made to a Tribunal, the person making the application or reference shall, subject to this regulation, cause notice of the making of the application or reference in Form 4 to be advertised by being published, within 10 days after the filing of the application or reference with the Secretary, in the Gazette.
(2) The president or deputy president presiding over a Tribunal may direct that notice of the making of an application or reference specified in the direction need not be advertised or that the notice be advertised in a manner other than that specified in paragraph (1).
(3) The notice shall —
(a)
specify the date on which the application or reference was made and the relevant case file number;
(b)
state the name and the address for service of the person by whom the application or reference is made; and
(c)
state the general nature of the application or reference and specify the provision of the Act or these Regulations under which the application or reference is made.
(4) This regulation shall not apply in relation to applications under section 43(3), 60(3)(b), 68(3), 107(3), 166(1) or 167(1) of the Act, or to applications to which regulation 37 or 38 applies.
21A. An application to a Tribunal under section 43(3) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the work, or adaptation of the literary, dramatic or musical work, to which the application relates;
(ii)
identify the sound recording or cinematograph film to which the application relates;
(iii)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the work or the maker of the recording or film;
(iv)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright — state the name of the maker of the recording or film; and
(v)
if the applicant is the maker of the recording or film — state the name of the owner of the copyright;
(b)
request a Tribunal to determine the amount that is equitable remuneration to the owner of the copyright for the making of the recording or film; and
(c)
be in Form 4A.
22. An application to a Tribunal under section 52(11) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the work to which the application relates;
(ii)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the work or the body administering an educational institution;
(iii)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright — state the name of the body administering an educational institution by or on whose behalf the copies of the work were made; and
(iv)
if the applicant is the body administering an educational institution — state the name of the owner of the copyright;
(b)
request a Tribunal to determine the amount that is equitable remuneration to the owner of the copyright for the making of the copies of the work; and
(c)
be in Form 5.
22A. An application to a Tribunal under section 52(11C) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the work to which the application relates;
(ii)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the work or the body administering an educational institution;
(iii)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright — state the name of the body administering an educational institution which communicated the work or on whose behalf the work was communicated; and
(iv)
if the applicant is the body administering an educational institution — state the name of the owner of the copyright;
(b)
request a Tribunal to determine the amount that is equitable remuneration to the owner of the copyright for the making of the communication of the work; and
(c)
be in Form 5A.
23. An application to a Tribunal under section 54(10) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the work to which the application relates;
(ii)
identify the handicapped reader’s copy to which the application relates;
(iii)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the work or the body administering an institution assisting handicapped readers;
(iv)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright — state the name of the body administering an institution assisting handicapped readers; and
(v)
if the applicant is the body administering an institution assisting handicapped readers — state the name of the owner of the copyright;
(b)
request a Tribunal to determine the amount that is equitable remuneration to the owner of the copyright for the making of the handicapped reader’s copy; and
(c)
be in Form 6.
23A. An application to a Tribunal under section 54A(7) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the work to which the application relates;
(ii)
identify the intellectually handicapped reader’s copy to which the application relates;
(iii)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the work or the body administering an institution assisting intellectually handicapped readers;
(iv)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright — state the name of the body administering an institution assisting intellectually handicapped readers; and
(v)
if the applicant is the body administering an institution assisting intellectually handicapped readers — state the name of the owner of the copyright;
(b)
request a Tribunal to determine the amount that is equitable remuneration to the owner of the copyright for the making of the intellectually handicapped reader’s copy; and
(c)
be in Form 6A.
24. An application to a Tribunal under section 60(3)(b) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the musical work and the literary or dramatic work to which the application relates;
(ii)
identify the record to which the application relates;
(iii)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the musical work or the owner of the copyright in the literary or dramatic work;
(iv)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the musical work — state the name of the owner of the copyright in the literary or dramatic work; and
(v)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the literary or dramatic work — state the name of the owner of the copyright in the musical work;
(b)
request a Tribunal to determine the manner in which the royalty payable by the maker of the record in respect of the musical work and the literary or dramatic work shall be apportioned between the owners of the copyrights in those works; and
(c)
be in Form 7.
25. An application to a Tribunal under section 68(3) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the artistic work to which the application relates;
(ii)
identify the cinematograph film to which the application relates;
(iii)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the work or the maker of the film;
(iv)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright — state the name of the maker of the film; and
(v)
if the applicant is the maker of the film — state the name of the owner of the copyright;
(b)
request a Tribunal to determine the amount that is equitable remuneration to the owner of the copyright for the making of the film; and
(c)
be in Form 8.
25A. An application to a Tribunal under section 107(3) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the sound recording to which the application relates;
(ii)
identify the record to which the application relates;
(iii)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the recording or the maker of the record;
(iv)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright — state the name of the maker of the record; and
(v)
if the applicant is the maker of the record — state the name of the owner of the copyright;
(b)
request a Tribunal to determine the amount that is equitable remuneration to the owner of the copyright for the making of the record; and
(c)
be in Form 8A.
25B. An application to a Tribunal under section 107D of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the sound recording to which the application relates;
(ii)
state the date on and place at which the sound recording was made available to the public;
(iii)
state the mode of and means by which the sound recording was made available to the public;
(iv)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the sound recording or the person who made available the sound recording to the public;
(v)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright — state the name of the person who made available the sound recording to the public; and
(vi)
if the applicant is the person who made available the sound recording to the public — state the name of the owner of the copyright in the sound recording;
(b)
request a Tribunal to determine the amount that is equitable remuneration to the owner of the copyright for the making available of the sound recording to the public; and
(c)
be in Form 8B.
26.
—(1) A reference of a licence scheme to a Tribunal under section 160 of the Act shall —
(a)
state that the licensor referring the scheme proposes to bring the scheme into operation;
(b)
state the nature of the scheme and the works or other subject matter to which the scheme and the licences granted thereunder relate;
(c)
state whether the licensor referring the scheme is the owner or prospective owner of the copyrights in the works or other subject matter to which the scheme relates, or is acting as agent for the owners or prospective owners of such copyrights in relation to the negotiation or granting of licences under the scheme;
(d)
request the Tribunal to make such order, confirming or varying the scheme, or substituting the scheme with such other scheme, as the Tribunal considers reasonable in the circumstances; and
(e)
be in Form 9.
(2) The reference shall be accompanied by a copy of the licence scheme.
27.
—(1) A reference of a licence scheme to a Tribunal under section 161 of the Act shall —
(a)
state whether the person referring the scheme is —
(i)
the licensor operating the scheme;
(ii)
an organisation claiming to be representative of persons requiring licences in cases included in a class of cases to which the scheme applies; or
(iii)
a person claiming that he requires a licence in a case included in a class of cases to which the scheme applies;
(b)
specify the class of cases to which the reference relates;
(c)
state the name of the other party to the dispute that gave rise to the reference;
(d)
set out particulars of the matter in dispute;
(e)
request the Tribunal to make such order, confirming or varying the scheme, or substituting the scheme with such other scheme, in so far as it relates to the class of cases to which the reference relates, as the Tribunal considers reasonable in the circumstances; and
(f)
be in Form 10.
(2) Where the reference is made by an organisation claiming to be representative of persons requiring licences, the Tribunal shall, before determining the question whether the organisation is reasonably representative of the class of persons that it claims to represent, give to every other party to the reference, and to every person who has applied to be made a party to the reference and whose application has not been determined, an opportunity of presenting a case in relation to that question.
28.
—(1) A person desiring leave under section 162(2) of the Act to refer a licence scheme under section 162(1) of the Act shall make an application to a Tribunal in accordance with this regulation.
(2) The application shall —
(a)
describe the general nature of the scheme as previously confirmed, varied or substituted by a Tribunal;
(b)
specify the class of cases in relation to which the applicant wishes to refer the scheme to the Tribunal;
(c)
specify the date when a Tribunal last made an order with respect to the scheme in relation to that class of cases and the relevant case file number;
(d)
state the name of the other party to the dispute that gave rise to the application;
(e)
set out particulars of the matter in dispute;
(f)
state the grounds on which leave is sought for the making of the reference;
(g)
request the Tribunal to grant leave to the applicant to refer the scheme to the Tribunal in so far as it relates to that class of cases; and
(h)
be in Form 11.
(3) The parties to the application shall be —
(a)
the applicant;
(b)
if the application is not made by the licensor operating the scheme — that licensor; and
(c)
such other persons (if any) as apply to the Tribunal to be made parties to the application and are made parties to the application in accordance with paragraph (4).
(4) Where a person applies to a Tribunal to be made a party to the application and it appears to the Tribunal that the person has a substantial interest in the operation of the scheme in so far as it relates to the class of cases specified in the application, the Tribunal may, if it thinks fit, make that person a party to the application.
(5) The Tribunal shall consider the application and, after giving to the parties to the application an opportunity of presenting their cases, shall make such order, either granting or refusing the application, as the Tribunal thinks fit.
29.
—(1) A reference of a licence scheme to a Tribunal under section 162 of the Act shall —
(a)
specify the date when a Tribunal last made an order with respect to the scheme that is applicable in the class of cases to which the reference relates and the relevant case file number;
(b)
state whether the person referring the scheme is —
(i)
the licensor operating the scheme;
(ii)
an organisation claiming to be representative of persons requiring licences in cases included in the class of cases to which the order applies; or
(iii)
a person claiming that he requires a licence in a case included in that class;
(c)
specify the class of cases to which the reference relates;
(d)
state the name of the other party to the dispute that gave rise to the reference;
(e)
set out particulars of the matter in dispute;
(f)
where leave of a Tribunal is required for the making of the reference —
(i)
if that leave has already been granted — specify the date when a Tribunal granted the leave and the relevant case file number; and
(ii)
in any other case — state the grounds on which leave is sought for the making of the reference and request the Tribunal to grant leave for the making of the reference;
(g)
request the Tribunal to make such order in relation to the scheme as previously confirmed, varied or substituted, in so far as it relates to cases included in the class of cases to which the reference relates, whether by way of confirming, varying or further varying the scheme, or substituting the scheme with such other scheme, as the Tribunal considers reasonable in the circumstances; and
(h)
be in Form 12.
(2) Regulation 27(2) shall apply for the purposes of this regulation.
30.
—(1) An application to a Tribunal under section 163(1) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
specify the case in which a licence is required by the applicant;
(ii)
specify the licence scheme applicable in that case;
(iii)
state the name of the licensor operating the scheme; and
(iv)
specify the date or the approximate date on which the applicant requested the licensor to grant him a licence in accordance with the scheme, or to procure the grant to him of such a licence;
(b)
request the Tribunal to make an order specifying the charges, if any, and the conditions, that the Tribunal considers to be applicable in accordance with the scheme in relation to the applicant; and
(c)
be in Form 13.
(2) The licensor shall be a party to the application.
31.
—(1) An application to a Tribunal under section 163(2) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
specify the case in which a licence is required by the applicant;
(ii)
specify the licence scheme applicable in that case;
(iii)
state the name of the licensor operating the scheme; and
(iv)
specify the charges or conditions to which the grant of a licence in accordance with the scheme would, in that case, be subject and which are claimed by the applicant to be unreasonable in the circumstances of the case;
(b)
request the Tribunal to make an order specifying the charges, if any, and the conditions, that the Tribunal considers reasonable in the circumstances in relation to the applicant; and
(c)
be in Form 13.
(2) The licensor shall be a party to the application.
32.
—(1) An application to a Tribunal under section 163(3) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
specify the case in which a licence is required by the applicant;
(ii)
state the name of the licensor concerned;
(iii)
if section 163(3)(a) of the Act is applicable — specify the date or the approximate date on which the applicant requested the licensor to grant him a licence or to procure the grant to him of a licence; and
(iv)
if section 163(3)(b) of the Act is applicable — specify the charges or conditions to which the licensor proposes that the licence should be subject and which are claimed by the applicant to be unreasonable;
(b)
request the Tribunal to specify the charges, if any, and the conditions, that the Tribunal considers reasonable in the circumstances in relation to the applicant; and
(c)
be in Form 14.
(2) The licensor shall be a party to the application.
33.
—(1) An application to a Tribunal under section 163(4) of the Act shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
specify the cases in which licences are required by persons represented by the applicant;
(ii)
state the name of the licensor concerned;
(iii)
if section 163(4)(a) of the Act is applicable — specify the dates or the approximate dates on which the licensor was requested to grant licences to persons represented by the applicant, or to procure the grant of such licences; and
(iv)
if section 163(4)(b) of the Act is applicable — specify the charges or conditions to which the licensor proposes that licences to be granted to persons represented by the applicant should be subject and which are claimed by the applicant to be unreasonable;
(b)
request the Tribunal to specify the charges, if any, and the conditions, that the Tribunal considers reasonable in the circumstances in relation to the persons represented by the applicant; and
(c)
be in Form 14.
(2) The licensor shall be a party to the application.
34. An application to a Tribunal by the Attorney-General under section 166 of the Act shall —
(a)
identify the body administering an educational institution in respect of which the application for an order suspending the application of section 52(1) and (2) of the Act is made;
(b)
set out details of the offences against regulation 9(2) of the Copyright Regulations (Rg 4) of which that body has been convicted;
(c)
annex certified copies of the convictions for those offences;
(d)
specify the period recommended in respect of the order applied for to suspend the application of section 52(1) and (2) of the Act in relation to that body administering an educational institution; and
(e)
be in Form 15.
35. An application to a Tribunal under section 167(1) of the Act shall —
(a)
identify the order under section 166(1) of the Act to which the application relates;
(b)
annex a certified copy of that order;
(c)
set out details of the steps taken since the making of the order by the body making the application to ensure that no further contravention of regulation 9(2) of the Copyright Regulations (Rg 4) will occur;
(d)
request a Tribunal to revoke the order to which the application relates; and
(e)
be in Form 16.
36. An application to a Tribunal to fix terms under section 198(5) of the Act for the doing of an act comprised in the copyright by the Government or a person authorised in writing by the Government shall —
(a)
set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, shall —
(i)
identify the work or other subject-matter to which the application relates;
(ii)
identify the act comprised in the copyright that was done, or is proposed to be done, under section 198(1) of the Act;
(iii)
state whether the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the work or other subject-matter or the Government;
(iv)
if the applicant is the owner of the copyright — state whether the act that was done, or is proposed to be done, under section 198(1) of the Act was done, or is proposed to be done, by the Government; and
(v)
if the applicant is the Government — state the name of the copyright owner;
(b)
request the Tribunal to fix terms as between the copyright owner and the Government for the doing of any of the acts comprised in the copyright under section 198(1) of the Act; and
(c)
be in Form 17.
37.
—(1) An application to a Tribunal to be made a party to a proceeding shall —
(a)
be made within 14 days from the date when notice of the making of the application or reference was advertised in the Gazette under regulation 21(1);
(b)
specify the date when the proceeding was instituted and the relevant case file number;
(c)
set out the interest of the applicant —
(i)
where the proceeding is a reference under section 160 of the Act — in the operation of the scheme to which the reference relates;
(ii)
where the proceeding is a reference under section 161 or 162, or an application under section 163, of the Act — in the matter in dispute; and
(iii)
where the proceeding is an application for leave of a Tribunal under section 162(2) of the Act to refer a licence scheme to the Tribunal — in the operation of the scheme in so far as it relates to the class of cases specified in that application;
(d)
request the Tribunal to make the person a party to the proceeding; and
(e)
be in Form 18.
(2) The Tribunal shall give to the applicant, to every party to the proceeding, and to every other person who has applied to be made a party to the proceeding and whose application has not been determined, an opportunity of presenting a case.
38.
—(1) A party to a proceeding (other than an inquiry by a Tribunal under section 157 of the Act or an application to which regulation 37 applies) may apply to the Tribunal requesting the Tribunal to make an order with respect to any matter relating to the proceeding.
(2) The application shall specify the date when the proceeding was instituted and the relevant case file number and shall set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application.
(3) A party to the proceeding may consent to the making of the order sought by the application.
(4) The consent of a party may be endorsed on the application or set out in a separate document filed with the Secretary but, if the consent is set out in a separate document that is not filed with the application, that party shall serve a copy of the document on the applicant within 7 days after the document is filed.
(5) Service of notice of the making of the application, or of a copy of the application, is not required to be effected on a party to the proceeding who has consented to the making of the order sought by the application and service of such a notice or copy on any other person may, with the leave of the president or deputy president presiding over the Tribunal, be dispensed with.
(6) A party to the proceeding may lodge an objection to the application by filing with the Secretary a notice of objection in Form 19 within 14 days after the notice of the making of the application was served on him.
(7) A person lodging an objection shall cause a sealed copy of the notice of objection to be served on the applicant within 7 days after notice of the objection is filed with the Secretary.
(8) A notice of objection shall —
(a)
be in writing;
(b)
specify the date on which the application was filed with the Secretary and the relevant case file number;
(c)
state the name of the party lodging the objection;
(d)
state the grounds of the objection; and
(e)
be signed by or on behalf of the party lodging the objection.
(9) The Tribunal shall consider the application and, subject to paragraph (10), may make such order in relation to the application as the Tribunal considers reasonable in the circumstances.
(10) The Tribunal shall not refuse the application in whole or in part without giving the applicant an opportunity of presenting his case and, if an objection to the application has been lodged, shall not grant the application in whole or in part without giving the party by whom the objection was lodged an opportunity of presenting his case.
39.
—(1) A Tribunal may, subject to such conditions as it considers fit to impose, grant leave to a party to a proceeding to amend a document previously filed with the Secretary by that party in connection with that proceeding.
(2) An application for the leave of a Tribunal to amend any document under this regulation shall be in Form 20.
(3) Where leave is granted to a party to a proceeding to amend a document, the party shall file with the Secretary a statement of the amendments in Form 21 and the amendments shall be deemed to be made upon the filing of the statement.
(4) The party filing the statement shall cause a sealed copy of the statement to be served on every other party to the proceeding within 7 days after the statement is filed.
(5) Nothing in this regulation shall prevent a person filing a notice specifying a new address for service in accordance with regulation 11.
40.
—(1) Where 2 or more applications are pending before a Tribunal, the president may, of his own motion or at the request of a party to any of the applications, direct that some or all of the applications be considered together and may give such consequential directions as he considers necessary.
(2) Where 2 or more references are pending before one or more Tribunals in relation to one licence scheme, the president may, of his own motion or at the request of a party to any of the references, direct that some or all of the references be considered together by a Tribunal and may give such consequential directions as he considers necessary.
(3) Before giving a direction under paragraph (1) or (2), the president shall give each party to each of the applications or references concerned an opportunity of presenting a case.
(4) A request under paragraph (1) or (2) for 2 or more applications or references to be considered together shall —
(a)
specify —
(i)
the dates on which the applications or references to be considered together were filed with the Secretary; and
(ii)
the relevant case file numbers;
(b)
state the name of the party making the request;
(c)
be in Form 21A;
(d)
be signed by or on behalf of that party; and
(e)
be filed with the Secretary.
41.
—(1) A person who has made an application to a Tribunal may, with the leave of the Tribunal, withdraw the application at any time before the Tribunal has determined the application.
(2) The leave of a Tribunal under paragraph (1) may be granted unconditionally or subject to such conditions as the Tribunal thinks reasonable.
(3) Where a Tribunal has granted leave for the withdrawal of an application, the withdrawal shall be effected by —
(a)
the filing with the Secretary of a notice in Form 22 within 7 days from the day on which such leave was granted —
(i)
specifying the date on which the application was made and the relevant case file number;
(ii)
stating that the person who made the application withdraws the application; and
(iii)
signed by or on behalf of that person; and
(b)
the serving of a sealed copy of the notice on every party to the application within 7 days from the day on which such leave was granted.
42. The withdrawal under section 160(6) of the Act, or section 161(7) of the Act (including section 161(7) as having effect by reason of section 162(5) of the Act), of a reference of a licence scheme shall be effected by —
(a)
the filing with the Secretary of a notice in Form 22 —
(i)
specifying the date on which the scheme was referred and the relevant case file number;
(ii)
stating that the person who referred the scheme withdraws the reference; and
(iii)
signed by or on behalf of that person; and
(b)
the serving of a sealed copy of the notice on every party to the reference.