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The favourable-result date; if brought forward within those 30 days, the previous expiry date.
The interval is added to the date of the favourable result. If obtained within the 30 calendar days preceding the previous inspection’s expiry, the interval is added to that expiry date under Article 6.5 of Royal Decree 920/2017. An unfavourable result is not equivalent to a favourable inspection.
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The favourable-result date; if brought forward within those 30 days, the previous expiry date.
Always the inspection date, even if the result is unfavourable.
Always ten days after the inspection.
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