Commons Act 2006
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Change 1
40 Consent: procedure
(1) Regulations may make provision as to the procedure to be followed in the making and determination of applications under sections 38(1) and 39(5). (2) Regulations under this section may in particular include provision— (a) as to the steps to be taken by an applicant before submitting an application; (b) as to the form and content of an application; (c) as to the procedure to be followed in making an application; (d) as to the evidence to be supplied in support of an application; (e) as to the fees payable in relation to an application; (f) as to the steps to be taken by the appropriate national authority upon receipt of an application; (g) for the appointment by the appropriate national authority of a person to discharge any (or all) of its functions in relation to the determination of an application; (h) for the making of representations or objections in relation to an application; (i) for the holding of a hearing or local inquiry in relation to an application; (j) for the publication of a determination of an application and the notification of interested persons.
40 Consent: procedure
(1) Regulations may make provision as to the procedure to be followed in the making and determination of applications under sections 38(1) and 39(5). (2) Regulations under this section may in particular include provision— (a) as to the steps to be taken by an applicant before submitting an application; (b) as to the form and content of an application; (c) as to the procedure to be followed in making an application; (d) as to the evidence to be supplied in support of an application; (e) as to the fees payable in relation to an application; (f) as to the steps to be taken by the appropriate national authority upon receipt of an application; (g) for the appointment by the appropriate national authority of a person to discharge any (or all) of its functions in relation to the determination of an application; (h) for the making of representations or objections in relation to an application; (i) for the holding of a hearing or local inquiry in relation to an application; (j) for the publication of a determination of an application and the notification of interested persons.
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