Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000
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Change 1
83 Procedure for designation orders.
(1) Where Natural England or the NRBW propose to make an order under section 82, Natural England or the NRBW shall consult every local authority whose area includes any part of the area to which the proposed order is to relate. (2) Before making the order, Natural England or the NRBW shall then publish, in the London Gazette and in one or more newspapers circulating in the area of every such local authority, notice that they propose to make the order, indicating the effect of the order and stating the time within which and manner in which representations with respect to the proposed order may be made to Natural England or the NRBW (as the case may be), and shall consider any representations duly made. (3) An order under section 82 shall not come into operation unless and until confirmed— (a) in the case of an order made by Natural England , by the Secretary of State, or (b) in the case of an order made by the NRBW, by the National Assembly for Wales, and, in submitting any such order to the Secretary of State or the Assembly, Natural England or NRBW shall forward to the Secretary of State or the Assembly any representations made by a local authority consulted under subsection (1) or made by any other person under subsection (2), other than representations to which effect is given by the order as submitted to the Secretary of State or the Assembly. (4) The Secretary of State or the National Assembly for Wales may confirm an order submitted to him or it under this section either as submitted or with such modifications as the Secretary of State or the Assembly thinks expedient. (5) Before refusing to confirm an order under section 82, or determining to confirm it with modifications, the Secretary of State shall consult Natural England and every local authority whose area includes any land to which the order as submitted, or as proposed to be modified, relates. (6) Before refusing to confirm an order under section 82, or determining to confirm it with modifications, the National Assembly for Wales shall consult the NRBW and every local authority whose area includes any land to which the order as submitted, or as proposed to be modified, relates. (7) An order under section 82 may be revoked or varied by a subsequent order under that section. (8) Without prejudice to the powers of Natural England or the NRBW to vary an order under section 82, the Secretary of State (as respects England) or the National Assembly for Wales (as respects Wales) may by order vary any order under that section made by Natural England or the NRBW; and subsection (1) applies to any order under section 82 made by the Secretary of State or the Assembly by virtue of this subsection with the substitution for references to Natural England of references to the Secretary of State and for references to the NRBW of references to the Assembly. (9) It is the duty of Natural England and the NRBW to secure that copies of any order under section 82 relating to England or, as the case may be, to Wales, are available for inspection by the public at all reasonable times— (a) at the office of Natural England or, as the case may be, the NRBW, (b) at the offices of each local authority whose area includes any part of the area to which the order relates, and (c) at such other place or places in or near that area as Natural England or, as the case may be, the NRBW may determine.
83 Procedure for designation orders.
(1) Where Natural England or the NRBW propose to make an order under section 82, Natural England or the NRBW shall consult every local authority whose area includes any part of the area to which the proposed order is to relate. (2) Before making the order, Natural England or the NRBW shall then publish, in the London Gazette and in one or more newspapers circulating in the area of every such local authority, notice that they propose to make the order, indicating the effect of the order and stating the time within which and manner in which representations with respect to the proposed order may be made to Natural England or the NRBW (as the case may be), and shall consider any representations duly made. (3) An order under section 82 shall not come into operation unless and until confirmed— (a) in the case of an order made by Natural England , by the Secretary of State, or (b) in the case of an order made by the NRBW, by the National Assembly for Wales, and, in submitting any such order to the Secretary of State or the Assembly, Natural England or NRBW shall forward to the Secretary of State or the Assembly any representations made by a local authority consulted under subsection (1) or made by any other person under subsection (2), other than representations to which effect is given by the order as submitted to the Secretary of State or the Assembly. (4) The Secretary of State or the National Assembly for Wales may confirm an order submitted to him or it under this section either as submitted or with such modifications as the Secretary of State or the Assembly thinks expedient. (5) Before refusing to confirm an order under section 82, or determining to confirm it with modifications, the Secretary of State shall consult Natural England and every local authority whose area includes any land to which the order as submitted, or as proposed to be modified, relates. (6) Before refusing to confirm an order under section 82, or determining to confirm it with modifications, the National Assembly for Wales shall consult the NRBW and every local authority whose area includes any land to which the order as submitted, or as proposed to be modified, relates. (7) An order under section 82 may be revoked or varied by a subsequent order under that section. (8) Without prejudice to the powers of Natural England or the NRBW to vary an order under section 82, the Secretary of State (as respects England) or the National Assembly for Wales (as respects Wales) may by order vary any order under that section made by Natural England or the NRBW; and subsection (1) applies to any order under section 82 made by the Secretary of State or the Assembly by virtue of this subsection with the substitution for references to Natural England of references to the Secretary of State and for references to the NRBW of references to the Assembly. (9) It is the duty of Natural England and the NRBW to secure that copies of any order under section 82 relating to England or, as the case may be, to Wales, are available for inspection by the public at all reasonable times— (a) at the office of Natural England or, as the case may be, the NRBW, (b) at the offices of each local authority whose area includes any part of the area to which the order relates, and (c) at such other place or places in or near that area as Natural England or, as the case may be, the NRBW may determine.
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