The Town and Country Planning (Former RAF Scampton) (Accommodation for Asylum-Seekers etc.) Special Development Order 2024
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5 Subsequent approval and variation approval
(1) A replacement for an approved document has no effect for the purposes of this Order unless the Home Secretary has submitted it for subsequent approval under sub-paragraph (3) of condition 2, and the Secretary of State has given subsequent approval in respect of the replacement. (2) An amendment to an approved document has no effect for the purposes of this Order unless the Home Secretary has sought, and the Secretary of State has given, variation approval in respect of that amendment. (3) Where the Home Secretary submits a document for subsequent approval or seeks variation approval, the Home Secretary must make an application— (a) to the Secretary of State in writing, signed by the site operator on behalf of the Home Secretary; (b) including a copy of any document that it is proposed should be an approved document following the giving of subsequent approval or variation approval as requested. (4) No subsequent approval or variation approval may be sought or given in respect of any replacement of, or amendment to, the Map.
5 Subsequent approval and variation approval
(1) A replacement for an approved document has no effect for the purposes of this Order unless the Home Secretary has submitted it for subsequent approval under sub-paragraph (3) of condition 2, and the Secretary of State has given subsequent approval in respect of the replacement. (2) An amendment to an approved document has no effect for the purposes of this Order unless the Home Secretary has sought, and the Secretary of State has given, variation approval in respect of that amendment. (3) Where the Home Secretary submits a document for subsequent approval or seeks variation approval, the Home Secretary must make an application— (a) to the Secretary of State in writing, signed by the site operator on behalf of the Home Secretary; (b) including a copy of any document that it is proposed should be an approved document following the giving of subsequent approval or variation approval as requested. (4) No subsequent approval or variation approval may be sought or given in respect of any replacement of, or amendment to, the Map.
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