Part 1: Financial Guidance Etc Unsolicited direct marketing approaches Section 22: Unsolicited direct marketing: other consumer financial products etc
Subsection (1) confirms that the Secretary of State must keep under review whether banning unsolicited direct marketing in relation to consumer financial products and services would be appropriate.
	Subsection (2) confirms that the Secretary of State believes that a ban would be appropriate, they may apply regulations made under section 21 to a specific type of unsolicited direct marketing, with or without modification.
	Subsection (3) describes that the Secretary of State must take into account any advice received from the single financial guidance body under the consumer protection function.
	Subsection (4) describes that regulations made under this section may make different provision for different purposes and areas, and make incidental, supplementary, consequential, transitional or saving provision.
	Subsection (5) confirms that regulations made under the section will be made by statutory instrument.
	Subsection (6) describes that the Secretary of State must publish and lay a statement to both Houses of Parliament if regulations have not been made under this section.