Application for revocation
An application for revocation can be made by the client in writing, or the debt adviser on the client’s behalf, or by a creditor taking part in the DPP.
1Reg 41 DAS(S) Regs The debt adviser should apply via eDEN.
Note: there has to have been a breach of the regulations before a revocation application can go ahead.
The DPP can be revoked by the DAS administrator:
2Reg 42 DAS(S) Regs•if a client fails without reasonable cause to satisfy a standard or discretionary condition;
•the client has knowingly made an untrue statement in an application for approval or variation of the DPP;
•if a payment to be paid under the DPP becomes due, and a sum totalling the equivalent of three months’ worth of payments is outstanding;
•in the case of a joint DPP, where the parties no longer qualify to be part of a joint DPP.
If the DAS administrator proposes to revoke the DPP following the receipt of an application, they inform:
•the client;
•the client’s debt adviser;
•each creditor in the programme;
•any creditor who has made an application for variation of the DPP.
The revocation proposal gives all parties to the DPP four weeks to provide information or reasons why the DPP should not be revoked.