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As published
58 Index of defined expressions: Part 1
In this Part, the expressions listed in the left-hand column have the meaning given by, or are to be interpreted in accordance with, the provisions listed in the right-hand column.
Expression | Provision
Allotment | Section 9(7)
Building | Section 2(3)
Caravan | Section 2(3)
Common | Section 9(7)
. . . | . . .
Designated area | Section 13(5)
Designation order | Section 13(5)
Develop (and development) | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications apparatus | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications code | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications code network | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications code operator | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications network | Section 57(1)
Enactment | Section 57(1)
Financial year | Section 57(1)
Giving directions | Section 47(6)
The HCA | Section 1(1)
Housing | Section 2(3)
Improve | Section 57(1)
Infrastructure | Section 2(3)
Infrastructure system (and providing such a system) | Section 57(1)
Land | Section 2(3) (and Schedule 1 to the Interpretation Act 1978 (c. 30))
Local planning authority (in relation to designation orders or proposed designation orders) | Section 13(5)
Modifications | Section 57(1)
Notice | Section 57(1)
Objects of the HCA | Sections 2, 19(5) and 52(3)
Open space | Section 9(7)
Operator (in relation to electronic communications code network) | Section 57(1)
Permitted purposes | Section 13(5)
Powers of the HCA | Section 57(2)
Provide (in relation to an electronic communications network) | Section 57(1)
Registered provider of social housing | Section 80(2)(a)
. . . | . . .
Social housing (and its provision) | Section 32(13)
Social housing assistance | Section 32(13)
Subsidiary | Section 23(5)
Urban development corporation | Section 42(7)
Your change, as a redline
58 Index of defined expressions: Part 1
In this Part, the expressions listed in the left-hand column have the meaning given by, or are to be interpreted in accordance with, the provisions listed in the right-hand column.
Expression | Provision
Allotment | Section 9(7)
Building | Section 2(3)
Caravan | Section 2(3)
Common | Section 9(7)
. . . | . . .
Designated area | Section 13(5)
Designation order | Section 13(5)
Develop (and development) | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications apparatus | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications code | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications code network | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications code operator | Section 57(1)
Electronic communications network | Section 57(1)
Enactment | Section 57(1)
Financial year | Section 57(1)
Giving directions | Section 47(6)
The HCA | Section 1(1)
Housing | Section 2(3)
Improve | Section 57(1)
Infrastructure | Section 2(3)
Infrastructure system (and providing such a system) | Section 57(1)
Land | Section 2(3) (and Schedule 1 to the Interpretation Act 1978 (c. 30))
Local planning authority (in relation to designation orders or proposed designation orders) | Section 13(5)
Modifications | Section 57(1)
Notice | Section 57(1)
Objects of the HCA | Sections 2, 19(5) and 52(3)
Open space | Section 9(7)
Operator (in relation to electronic communications code network) | Section 57(1)
Permitted purposes | Section 13(5)
Powers of the HCA | Section 57(2)
Provide (in relation to an electronic communications network) | Section 57(1)
Registered provider of social housing | Section 80(2)(a)
. . . | . . .
Social housing (and its provision) | Section 32(13)
Social housing assistance | Section 32(13)
Subsidiary | Section 23(5)
Urban development corporation | Section 42(7)
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