The Licensing Act 2003 (Applications of Potential Strategic Importance to Greater London etc and Consequential Amendment) Regulations 2026
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4 Notice to GLA in relation to certain applications
(1) A notice given to GLA under section 17A(1) or 34A(1) of the Act must be accompanied by a copy of the application to which the notice relates, together with any other plan, document or information which accompanied the application when it was submitted. (2) A notice given to GLA in accordance with regulation 27 of the Premises Regulations in relation to an application is to be treated as satisfying the requirements of paragraph (1) for the same application.
4 Notice to GLA in relation to certain applications
(1) A notice given to GLA under section 17A(1) or 34A(1) of the Act must be accompanied by a copy of the application to which the notice relates, together with any other plan, document or information which accompanied the application when it was submitted. (2) A notice given to GLA in accordance with regulation 27 of the Premises Regulations in relation to an application is to be treated as satisfying the requirements of paragraph (1) for the same application.
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