Fair Trading (Code of Practice—Fitness Industry) Regulation 2003
sch-sec.23Notifying client of opening of fitness centre
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sch-sec.23 Notifying client of opening of fitness centre
Before a supplier enters into a membership agreement with a client, the supplier must tell the client— the proposed opening day; and that the client may inspect the fitness centre during the cooling-off period. See section 14 (Meaning of cooling-off period ). If there is a new opening day, the supplier must tell the client— the new opening day; and that the client may inspect the fitness centre during the cooling-off period. The supplier must allow the client to inspect the fitness centre during the cooling-off period. (sch-sec.23-ssec.1) Before a supplier enters into a membership agreement with a client, the supplier must tell the client— the proposed opening day; and that the client may inspect the fitness centre during the cooling-off period. See section 14 (Meaning of cooling-off period ). (sch-sec.23-ssec.2) If there is a new opening day, the supplier must tell the client— the new opening day; and that the client may inspect the fitness centre during the cooling-off period. (sch-sec.23-ssec.3) The supplier must allow the client to inspect the fitness centre during the cooling-off period.
- (a) the proposed opening day; and
- (b) that the client may inspect the fitness centre during the cooling-off period. Editor’s note— See section 14 (Meaning of cooling-off period ).
- (a) the new opening day; and
- (b) that the client may inspect the fitness centre during the cooling-off period.