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As published
76 Appeals
(1) Nature restoration levy regulations must provide for a right of appeal on a question of fact in relation to the calculation of the amount of the levy payable by a developer.
(2) Regulations under this section or section 74(3)(c)(ii) may, in particular, make provision about—
(a) who may make an appeal,
(b) the court, tribunal or other person who is to determine an appeal,
(c) the period within which the right of appeal may be exercised,
(d) the procedure on an appeal, and
(e) the payment of fees, and award of costs, in relation to an appeal.
(3) In any proceedings for judicial review of a decision on an appeal, the defendant is to be such person as is specified in the regulations (and the regulations may also specify a person who is not to be the defendant for these purposes).
Your change, as a redline
76 Appeals
(1) Nature restoration levy regulations must provide for a right of appeal on a question of fact in relation to the calculation of the amount of the levy payable by a developer.
(2) Regulations under this section or section 74(3)(c)(ii) may, in particular, make provision about—
(a) who may make an appeal,
(b) the court, tribunal or other person who is to determine an appeal,
(c) the period within which the right of appeal may be exercised,
(d) the procedure on an appeal, and
(e) the payment of fees, and award of costs, in relation to an appeal.
(3) In any proceedings for judicial review of a decision on an appeal, the defendant is to be such person as is specified in the regulations (and the regulations may also specify a person who is not to be the defendant for these purposes).
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