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Town and Country Planning Act 1990

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As published

61Y Power to make supplementary provision

(1) A development order may make provision about, or in connection with, consultation which section 61W(1) requires a person to carry out on a proposed application for planning permission or permission in principle. (2) The provision that may be made under subsection (1) includes (in particular)— (a) provision about, or in connection with, publicising the proposed application; (b) provision about, or in connection with, the ways of responding to the publicity; (c) provision about, or in connection with, consultation under section 61W(3); (d) provision about, or in connection with, collaboration between the person and others on the design of the proposed development; (e) provision as to the timetable (including deadlines) for— (i) compliance with section 61W(1), (ii) responding to publicity under section 61W(2), or (iii) responding to consultation under section 61W(3); (f) provision for the person to prepare a statement setting out how the person proposes to comply with section 61W(1); (g) provision for the person to comply with section 61W(1) in accordance with a statement required by provision under paragraph (f). (3) Provision under subsection (1) may be different for different cases.

Your change, as a redline

61Y Power to make supplementary provision

(1) A development order may make provision about, or in connection with, consultation which section 61W(1) requires a person to carry out on a proposed application for planning permission or permission in principle. (2) The provision that may be made under subsection (1) includes (in particular)— (a) provision about, or in connection with, publicising the proposed application; (b) provision about, or in connection with, the ways of responding to the publicity; (c) provision about, or in connection with, consultation under section 61W(3); (d) provision about, or in connection with, collaboration between the person and others on the design of the proposed development; (e) provision as to the timetable (including deadlines) for— (i) compliance with section 61W(1), (ii) responding to publicity under section 61W(2), or (iii) responding to consultation under section 61W(3); (f) provision for the person to prepare a statement setting out how the person proposes to comply with section 61W(1); (g) provision for the person to comply with section 61W(1) in accordance with a statement required by provision under paragraph (f). (3) Provision under subsection (1) may be different for different cases.

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