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35 National nature reserves.
(1) Where the appropriate conservation body are satisfied that any land which—
(a) is being managed as a nature reserve under an agreement entered into with the appropriate conservation body;
(b) is held by the appropriate conservation body and is being managed by them as a nature reserve; or
(c) is held by an approved body and is being managed by that body as a nature reserve,
is of national importance, they may declare that land to be a national nature reserve.
(1A) The land which may be declared to be a national nature reserve in England or Wales includes—
(a) any land lying above mean low water mark;
(b) any land covered by estuarial waters.
(1B) Where the area of land to which a declaration under subsection (1) relates includes land falling within subsection (1A)(a) or (b) (“area A”), it may also include land not falling within subsection (1A)(a) or (b) (“area B”) if—
(a) area B adjoins area A, and
(b) any of the conditions in subsection (1C) is satisfied.
(1C) The conditions are—
(a) that the flora, fauna or features leading to the management of area A as a nature reserve is or are also present in area B;
(b) that the management of area A as a nature reserve is by reason of any flora or fauna which are dependent (wholly or in part) on anything which takes place in, or is present in, area B;
(c) that, without the inclusion of area B, the identification of the boundary of the land declared to be a national nature reserve (either in the declaration or on the ground for the purposes of exercising functions in relation to it) would be impossible or impracticable.
(1D) The ministerial authority may issue guidance to the appropriate conservation body about the exercise of the power conferred by subsection (1B) to make a declaration in relation to land lying below mean low water mark.
“The ministerial authority” has the meaning given by section 35A(12).
(2) A declaration by the appropriate conservation body that any land is a national nature reserve shall be conclusive of the matters declared; and subsections (4) and (5) of section 19 of the 1949 Act shall apply in relation to any such declaration as they apply in relation to a declaration under that section.
(3) On the application of the approved body concerned, the appropriate conservation body, as respects any land which is declared to be a national nature reserve under subsection (1)(c), make byelaws for the protection of the reserve.
(4) Subsections (2) and (3) of section 20 and section 106 of the 1949 Act shall apply in relation to byelaws under this section as they apply in relation to byelaws under the said section 20.
(5) In this section—
“approved body” means a body approved by the appropriate conservation body for the purposes of this section;
“nature reserve” has the same meaning as in Part III of the 1949 Act.
Your change, as a redline
35 National nature reserves.
(1) Where the appropriate conservation body are satisfied that any land which—
(a) is being managed as a nature reserve under an agreement entered into with the appropriate conservation body;
(b) is held by the appropriate conservation body and is being managed by them as a nature reserve; or
(c) is held by an approved body and is being managed by that body as a nature reserve,
is of national importance, they may declare that land to be a national nature reserve.
(1A) The land which may be declared to be a national nature reserve in England or Wales includes—
(a) any land lying above mean low water mark;
(b) any land covered by estuarial waters.
(1B) Where the area of land to which a declaration under subsection (1) relates includes land falling within subsection (1A)(a) or (b) (“area A”), it may also include land not falling within subsection (1A)(a) or (b) (“area B”) if—
(a) area B adjoins area A, and
(b) any of the conditions in subsection (1C) is satisfied.
(1C) The conditions are—
(a) that the flora, fauna or features leading to the management of area A as a nature reserve is or are also present in area B;
(b) that the management of area A as a nature reserve is by reason of any flora or fauna which are dependent (wholly or in part) on anything which takes place in, or is present in, area B;
(c) that, without the inclusion of area B, the identification of the boundary of the land declared to be a national nature reserve (either in the declaration or on the ground for the purposes of exercising functions in relation to it) would be impossible or impracticable.
(1D) The ministerial authority may issue guidance to the appropriate conservation body about the exercise of the power conferred by subsection (1B) to make a declaration in relation to land lying below mean low water mark.
“The ministerial authority” has the meaning given by section 35A(12).
(2) A declaration by the appropriate conservation body that any land is a national nature reserve shall be conclusive of the matters declared; and subsections (4) and (5) of section 19 of the 1949 Act shall apply in relation to any such declaration as they apply in relation to a declaration under that section.
(3) On the application of the approved body concerned, the appropriate conservation body, as respects any land which is declared to be a national nature reserve under subsection (1)(c), make byelaws for the protection of the reserve.
(4) Subsections (2) and (3) of section 20 and section 106 of the 1949 Act shall apply in relation to byelaws under this section as they apply in relation to byelaws under the said section 20.
(5) In this section—
“approved body” means a body approved by the appropriate conservation body for the purposes of this section;
“nature reserve” has the same meaning as in Part III of the 1949 Act.
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