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UK Law Reference
Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022 overview

Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022 — full text by section

Consolidated text as published on legislation.gov.uk, snapshot 2026-08-24. Read the Act on legislation.gov.uk

80 sections. Default extent: E+W+S+N.I..

  1. s.1Power to specify security requirements
  2. s.2Further provision about regulations under section 1
  3. s.3Power to deem compliance with security requirements
  4. s.4Relevant connectable products
  5. s.5Types of product that may be relevant connectable products
  6. s.6Excepted products
  7. s.7Relevant persons
  8. s.8Duty to comply with security requirements
  9. s.9Statements of compliance
  10. s.10Duty to investigate potential compliance failures
  11. s.11Duties to take action in relation to compliance failure
  12. s.12Duty to maintain records
  13. s.13Duties to take action in relation to manufacturer’s compliance failure
  14. s.14Duty to comply with security requirements
  15. s.15Statements of compliance
  16. s.16Duty not to supply products where compliance failure by manufacturer
  17. s.17Duty to investigate potential compliance failures of importer or manufacturer
  18. s.18Duties to take action in relation to importer’s compliance failure
  19. s.19Duties to take action in relation to manufacturer’s compliance failure
  20. s.20Duty to maintain records of investigations
  21. s.21Duty to comply with security requirements
  22. s.22Statements of compliance
  23. s.23Duty not to supply products where compliance failure by manufacturer
  24. s.24Duties to take action in relation to distributor’s compliance failures
  25. s.25Duties to take action in relation to manufacturer’s compliance failure
  26. s.26Enforcement of Part 1
  27. s.27Delegation of enforcement functions
  28. s.28Compliance notices
  29. s.29Stop notices
  30. s.30Recall notices
  31. s.31Power to vary or revoke enforcement notices
  32. s.32Failure to comply with enforcement notice
  33. s.33Appeals against enforcement notices
  34. s.34Compensation for notices wrongly given
  35. s.35Appeals against decisions under section 34
  36. s.36Monetary penalties
  37. s.37Determining the amount of a penalty
  38. s.38The relevant maximum
  39. s.39Penalty notices: further provision
  40. s.40Enforcement of penalty notices
  41. s.41Appeals against penalty notices
  42. s.42Forfeiture
  43. s.43Further provision about forfeiture
  44. s.44Appeals against decisions under section 42
  45. s.45Power to inform public about compliance failures
  46. s.46Power to publish details of enforcement action taken against relevant persons
  47. s.47Power to recall products
  48. s.48Disclosure of information
  49. s.49Offence of purporting to act as authorised to exercise enforcement function
  50. s.50Means of giving notices
  51. s.51Liability of authorised representatives
  52. s.52Offences by directors, partners etc
  53. s.53Guidance
  54. s.54Meaning of “UK consumer connectable product”
  55. s.55Meaning of “supply”
  56. s.56Meaning of other expressions used in Part 1
  57. s.57Rights under the electronic communications code to share apparatus
  58. s.58Upgrading and sharing of apparatus: subsisting agreements
  59. s.59Upgrading and sharing of apparatus installed before 29 December 2003
  60. s.60Power to fly lines from apparatus kept by another operator
  61. s.61Rent under tenancies conferring code rights: England and Wales
  62. s.62Rent under tenancies conferring code rights: Northern Ireland
  63. s.63Compensation relating to code rights: England and Wales
  64. s.64Compensation relating to code rights: Northern Ireland
  65. s.65Jurisdiction of court in relation to tenancies in England and Wales
  66. s.66Refusal of application for code rights on grounds of national security etc
  67. s.67Unresponsive occupiers
  68. s.68Arrangements pending determination of certain applications under code
  69. s.69Use of alternative dispute resolution
  70. s.70Complaints relating to the conduct of operators
  71. s.71Jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal in relation to code proceedings in Wales
  72. s.72Power to impose time limits on the determination of code proceedings
  73. s.73Rights of network providers in relation to infrastructure
  74. s.74Power to make consequential amendments
  75. s.75Meaning of “the electronic communications code”
  76. s.76Power to make transitional or saving provision
  77. s.77Regulations
  78. s.78Extent
  79. s.79Commencement
  80. s.80Short title