The Byers Gill Solar (Correction) Order 2025
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Schedule Corrections
Article 2 Table 1 (1) Where the correction is to be made | (2) How the correction is to be made | (3) Text to be substituted, inserted, or omitted Part 3, Article 10(3) | For “paragraph (3)” substitute | “paragraph (4)” Part 3, Article 10(4)(b) | For “paragraph (4)” substitute | “paragraph (5)” Part 3, Article 10(4)(m) | After “route” insert | “)” Part 3, Article 10(4)(n) | For “(a) to (g)” substitute | “(a) to (m)” Part 3, Article 13(4) | After “(public rights of way” insert | “to be closed)” Part 3, Article 13(8) | For “paragraph (9)” substitute | “paragraph (7)” Part 3, Article 13(9) | For “paragraph (10)” substitute | “paragraph (8)” Part 3, Article 13(9) | For “paragraph (9)” substitute | “paragraph (7)” Part 3, Article 14(1) | For “(public rights of way to be stopped up)” substitute | “(public rights of way to be closed)” Schedule 2, Part 1, paragraph 13(1) | For “11” substitute | “12” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 25(1) | For “23” substitute | “24” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 26(3) | For “25(2)(c)” substitute | “26(2)(c)” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 26(5) | For “25(4)” substitute | “26(4)” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 26(5) | For “24(2)(c) to (e)” substitute | “26(2)(c) to (e)” Schedule 5, Part 2 Title | For “public rights of way to be permanently closed” substitute | “public rights of way to be permanently stopped up” Schedule 11, Part 3, paragraph 19(3)(b) | After “(1)” insert | “)” Schedule 11, Part 5, paragraph 54(3) | For “paragraph 15” substitute | “paragraph 59 (arbitration) of this Part of this Schedule”
Schedule Corrections
Article 2 Table 1 (1) Where the correction is to be made | (2) How the correction is to be made | (3) Text to be substituted, inserted, or omitted Part 3, Article 10(3) | For “paragraph (3)” substitute | “paragraph (4)” Part 3, Article 10(4)(b) | For “paragraph (4)” substitute | “paragraph (5)” Part 3, Article 10(4)(m) | After “route” insert | “)” Part 3, Article 10(4)(n) | For “(a) to (g)” substitute | “(a) to (m)” Part 3, Article 13(4) | After “(public rights of way” insert | “to be closed)” Part 3, Article 13(8) | For “paragraph (9)” substitute | “paragraph (7)” Part 3, Article 13(9) | For “paragraph (10)” substitute | “paragraph (8)” Part 3, Article 13(9) | For “paragraph (9)” substitute | “paragraph (7)” Part 3, Article 14(1) | For “(public rights of way to be stopped up)” substitute | “(public rights of way to be closed)” Schedule 2, Part 1, paragraph 13(1) | For “11” substitute | “12” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 25(1) | For “23” substitute | “24” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 26(3) | For “25(2)(c)” substitute | “26(2)(c)” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 26(5) | For “25(4)” substitute | “26(4)” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 26(5) | For “24(2)(c) to (e)” substitute | “26(2)(c) to (e)” Schedule 5, Part 2 Title | For “public rights of way to be permanently closed” substitute | “public rights of way to be permanently stopped up” Schedule 11, Part 3, paragraph 19(3)(b) | After “(1)” insert | “)” Schedule 11, Part 5, paragraph 54(3) | For “paragraph 15” substitute | “paragraph 59 (arbitration) of this Part of this Schedule”
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