Forestry Act 1967
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24B Restocking orders after conviction under section 24 in England
(1) This section applies where a person has been convicted of an offence under section 24(4) in England in relation to a failure to take steps required by a notice given under section 24 to remedy a default in the case of non-compliance with— (a) the conditions of a felling licence that relate to the restocking or stocking of land with trees, or (b) the requirements of a restocking notice. (2) The court may make a restocking order. (3) A restocking order is an order that requires the person to take such steps as may be specified therein to be taken within such time as may be so specified— (a) to restock or stock with trees the land in respect of which the notice under section 24 was given, or such other land as the court considers appropriate, and (b) to maintain those trees in accordance with the rules and practice of good forestry for a period not exceeding ten years specified in the order. (4) In deciding whether to make a restocking order the court must have regard to— (a) the interests of good forestry and agriculture and of the amenities of the district to which the restocking order would relate, and (b) the desirability of promoting the establishment and maintenance of adequate reserves of growing trees in England. (5) Section 63(3) of the Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980 (power of magistrates’ court to deal with person for breach of order etc) applies in relation to a restocking order.
24B Restocking orders after conviction under section 24 in England
(1) This section applies where a person has been convicted of an offence under section 24(4) in England in relation to a failure to take steps required by a notice given under section 24 to remedy a default in the case of non-compliance with— (a) the conditions of a felling licence that relate to the restocking or stocking of land with trees, or (b) the requirements of a restocking notice. (2) The court may make a restocking order. (3) A restocking order is an order that requires the person to take such steps as may be specified therein to be taken within such time as may be so specified— (a) to restock or stock with trees the land in respect of which the notice under section 24 was given, or such other land as the court considers appropriate, and (b) to maintain those trees in accordance with the rules and practice of good forestry for a period not exceeding ten years specified in the order. (4) In deciding whether to make a restocking order the court must have regard to— (a) the interests of good forestry and agriculture and of the amenities of the district to which the restocking order would relate, and (b) the desirability of promoting the establishment and maintenance of adequate reserves of growing trees in England. (5) Section 63(3) of the Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980 (power of magistrates’ court to deal with person for breach of order etc) applies in relation to a restocking order.
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