Part 1: Labour Market and Illegal Working Section 17: Further provisions about giving notice under section 14
This section explains how a notice requesting a LME undertaking may be served by the enforcing authority.
	Subsection (1) sets out that the notice may be served by hand to the person or their address, by post to their address, or by electronic means.
	A notice to a body corporate may be given to an officer of that body Subsection (2).
	A notice to a partnership may be given to any partner Subsection (3).
	A notice to an unincorporated association other than a partnership may be given to any member of its governing body (subsection 4).
	Subsection (5) explains that the proper address of a person is a body corporate’s registered or principal office in the UK, a partnership or unincorporated association’s principal office in the UK or the person’s last known address.
	Subsection (6) states that a notice may only be sent by electronic means if the respondent has agreed that notices may be sent to an electronic address in a format specified for that purpose.
	A notice sent by electronic means is deemed to have been served on the working day after which it was sent (subsection (7)).
	Subsection (8) defines "electronic address", "officer" and "working day".