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Town and Country Planning Act 1962

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As published

182 Special provision as to decisions relating to statutory undertakers

In relation to any action which— (a) apart from the provisions of Part X of this Act, would fall to be taken by the Minister, and, if so taken, would be action falling within subsection (3) of section one hundred and seventy-six of this Act, but (b) by virtue of Part X of this Act, is required to be taken by the Minister and the appropriate Minister, the provisions of sections one hundred and seventy-six and one hundred and seventy-nine of this Act shall have effect (subject to the next following section) as if any reference in those provisions to the Minister were a reference to the Minister and the appropriate Minister.

Your change, as a redline

182 Special provision as to decisions relating to statutory undertakers

In relation to any action which— (a) apart from the provisions of Part X of this Act, would fall to be taken by the Minister, and, if so taken, would be action falling within subsection (3) of section one hundred and seventy-six of this Act, but (b) by virtue of Part X of this Act, is required to be taken by the Minister and the appropriate Minister, the provisions of sections one hundred and seventy-six and one hundred and seventy-nine of this Act shall have effect (subject to the next following section) as if any reference in those provisions to the Minister were a reference to the Minister and the appropriate Minister.

One line that says what changes, such as "Halve the dog tax".

Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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