(1) The Secretary must give notice in writing to a funded entity if –(a) the entity –(i) has refused to discuss with the Secretary under section 22(1)(a) how the Secretary may assist the entity to comply with a term or condition of a grant to the entity; or(ii) has refused, without reasonable cause, to accept an offer by the Secretary to provide assistance to the entity under section 22(1)(b) ; and(b) the Secretary is of the opinion that the entity is continuing to fail to comply with the term or condition.(2) A notice to a funded entity under subsection (1) is to –(a) specify the term or condition that, in the Secretary's opinion, the entity is failing to comply with; and(b) specify the requirements, for the entity to take action or to cease to take action, that the Secretary proposes to require the entity to comply with; and(c) invite the entity to make written submissions to the Secretary within 28 days after receiving the notice.(3) A funded entity to which a notice is given under subsection (1) may, within 28 days after receiving the notice, make a submission in writing to the Secretary.(4) A submission made by a funded entity under subsection (3) may contain –(a) a statement –(i) as to the reasons why the entity believes that the opinion of the Secretary may be in error; or(ii) disputing a ground on which the Secretary's opinion is based; and(b) a statement as to why the requirements that the Secretary proposes to require the entity to comply with cannot or should not be complied with; and(c) any other information that the entity thinks fit.(5) The Secretary, after considering a submission, if any, made by a funded entity under subsection (3) in relation to a notice received by the entity under subsection (1) , may, by notice in writing to the entity, require the entity to take the relevant action.(6) For the purposes of subsection (5) , the relevant action is the requirements specified in the notice under subsection (1) , as those requirements have been modified, if at all, in response to the submission.