[87JA Power to suspend scrutiny of prospectus]
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (2000 c 8) | Legislation

[87JA  Power to suspend scrutiny of prospectus]

[(1)     Where the FCA has received an application for approval of a prospectus, it may suspend its scrutiny of the prospectus on the ground that—

(a)     before receiving the application, it had imposed a prohibition or restriction under Article 42 of the markets in financial instruments regulation in relation to any financial activity or practice of the applicant;

(b)     in considering the application, it has decided to impose a prohibition or restriction under

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