Coast Protection Act 1949
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2A Coastal erosion risk management authorities
(1) The following are “coastal erosion risk management authorities” for the purposes of this Act— (a) coast protection authorities, ... (b) the Environment Agency, in relation to coastal erosion risks in England, and (c) the Natural Resources Body for Wales, in relation to coastal erosion risks in Wales. (2) In this Part, references to the area of a coastal erosion risk management authority are— (a) in relation to the Environment Agency, references to England, and (b) in relation to the Natural Resources Body for Wales, references to Wales.
2A Coastal erosion risk management authorities
(1) The following are “coastal erosion risk management authorities” for the purposes of this Act— (a) coast protection authorities, ... (b) the Environment Agency, in relation to coastal erosion risks in England, and (c) the Natural Resources Body for Wales, in relation to coastal erosion risks in Wales. (2) In this Part, references to the area of a coastal erosion risk management authority are— (a) in relation to the Environment Agency, references to England, and (b) in relation to the Natural Resources Body for Wales, references to Wales.
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