The Town and Country Planning (Entertainment Resort Complex, Bedford) Special Development (No. 2) Order 2025
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6 Endorsement of submission documents
(1) This article applies where a Schedule 3 condition or an endorsement condition requires the site controller to submit a document to the Secretary of State for approval or validation. (2) Where this article applies, the site controller must give the Secretary of State a notice, stating the Schedule 3 condition or endorsement condition under which it is required to seek such endorsement, and attaching a copy of the submission document. (3) The Secretary of State must not endorse a submission document unless— (a) the site controller has provided to the Secretary of State such information or documents as the Secretary of State has requested, by notice to the site controller, to enable the Secretary of State to decide whether or not to endorse the submission document, and (b) the Secretary of State is satisfied that endorsing the submission document will not result in any authorised work or authorised development failing to comply with article 5 (conditions and limitations). (4) Where the Secretary of State decides to endorse a submission document, the Secretary of State must give the site controller a notice setting out that decision, specifying— (a) the submission document to which the endorsement relates, (b) any conditions or limitations subject to which the endorsement is given, and (c) the date from which the endorsement has effect. (5) A submission document in respect of which the Secretary of State gives a notice under paragraph (4) has effect for the purposes of this Order in relation to the authorised work or authorised development to which it relates— (a) subject to any endorsement conditions specified in the notice, and (b) at any given time, as modified by any subsequent modification of that document, or of any endorsement condition set out in the notice, which, at that time— (i) the Secretary of State has endorsed and has taken effect, pursuant to a notice given under article 7(8) (modification of reference documents, controlling documents and endorsement conditions), and (ii) has not ceased to have effect as a result of the endorsement of another, subsequent such modification pursuant to such a notice.
6 Endorsement of submission documents
(1) This article applies where a Schedule 3 condition or an endorsement condition requires the site controller to submit a document to the Secretary of State for approval or validation. (2) Where this article applies, the site controller must give the Secretary of State a notice, stating the Schedule 3 condition or endorsement condition under which it is required to seek such endorsement, and attaching a copy of the submission document. (3) The Secretary of State must not endorse a submission document unless— (a) the site controller has provided to the Secretary of State such information or documents as the Secretary of State has requested, by notice to the site controller, to enable the Secretary of State to decide whether or not to endorse the submission document, and (b) the Secretary of State is satisfied that endorsing the submission document will not result in any authorised work or authorised development failing to comply with article 5 (conditions and limitations). (4) Where the Secretary of State decides to endorse a submission document, the Secretary of State must give the site controller a notice setting out that decision, specifying— (a) the submission document to which the endorsement relates, (b) any conditions or limitations subject to which the endorsement is given, and (c) the date from which the endorsement has effect. (5) A submission document in respect of which the Secretary of State gives a notice under paragraph (4) has effect for the purposes of this Order in relation to the authorised work or authorised development to which it relates— (a) subject to any endorsement conditions specified in the notice, and (b) at any given time, as modified by any subsequent modification of that document, or of any endorsement condition set out in the notice, which, at that time— (i) the Secretary of State has endorsed and has taken effect, pursuant to a notice given under article 7(8) (modification of reference documents, controlling documents and endorsement conditions), and (ii) has not ceased to have effect as a result of the endorsement of another, subsequent such modification pursuant to such a notice.
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