Part 1: Regulatory scheme for automated vehicles Chapter 5: Civil sanctions against regulated bodies Section 35: Redress notices
A redress notice requires a regulated body (ASDE or licensed operator) to rectify, mitigate or compensate for any loss, damage, inconvenience or annoyance to road users as a result of an ASDE or licensed operator not meeting the requirements placed on them.
	Section 35 (1) gives the Secretary of State the power to issue a redress notice to a regulated body if the Secretary of State is satisfied that a relevant requirement is not (or has not been) met by a body and as a result users of roads in Great Britain have suffered loss, damage, inconvenience or annoyance. Subsection (2) specifies that the Secretary of State may issue a redress notice when an authorised automated vehicle has committed a traffic infraction which resulted in users of roads in Great Britain suffering loss, damage, inconvenience or annoyance. Subsection (3) disapplies subsection (2) if the Secretary of State is satisfied that the traffic infraction was wholly committed by a licensed operator.
	Subsections (4) and (5) explain that a redress notice is one which requires action to be taken by the person to whom the notice is issued, and set out the actions that may be specified in a notice. The actions include any actions that the Secretary of State considers appropriate in order to rectify, mitigate or compensate for the loss, damage, inconvenience or annoyance that has been suffered.  Subsection (8) clarifies that taking action can also mean refrain from taking action, for example ceasing to operate in a particular way.
	Subsection (6) sets out what the redress notice must include: reasons for issuing the notice; and specifying the time by which, or the period during which the actions must be taken.
	Subsection (7) allows persons who are owed money by a regulated body as a result of a redress notice to recover that money as a civil debt.
	Subsection (9) clarifies the meaning of ‘users of roads’ in the context of this section.