The London Port Health Authority Order 2024
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Schedule Functions etc assigned to the Port Health Authority
Article 4 Public Health Act 1936 Section 1(1) (insofar as it relates to sections 45, 49-52, 83 and 264) | Duty to enforce the Act Section 45 | Buildings with defective closets capable of repair Section 48 | Power to examine and test drains etc Section 49 | Rooms over closets of certain types etc Section 50 | Overflowing and leaking cesspools Section 51 | Care of Closets Section 52 | Care of sanitary conveniences used in common Section 79 | Power to require removal of noxious matter by occupier of premises in urban district Section 81 | Byelaws for the prevention of certain nuisances Section 82 | Byelaws as to the removal through streets of offensive matter or liquid Sections 83-86 | Filthy or verminous premises or articles, verminous persons, and provision of cleansing stations Section 140 | Power to close, or restrict use of water from, polluted water supply Section 141 | Power to deal with insanitary cisterns etc Sections 260, 264-265 | Provisions relating to watercourses, ponds, ditches and culverts Section 268(4) | Nuisances arising from, and byelaws and other matters relating to, tents, vans, sheds etc Section 269 | Power to control use of moveable dwellings Part 12 | Miscellaneous provisions (including powers of entry) Public Health Act 1961 Section 36 | Power to require vacation of premises during fumigation Section 73 | Derelict petrol tanks Control of Pollution Act 1974 Part 3 | Noise Part 5 | Supplementary provisions (including powers of entry and inspection, obtaining information and default powers) Part 6 | Miscellaneous and General Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984 Section 45M and all functions conferred under the Health Protection (Part 2A Orders) Regulations 2010 | Local authority power to apply to a justice of the peace for an order to protect human health from the risk of infection or contamination Section 46 | Duty to arrange for a body to be buried or cremated Section 48 | Removal of bodies to a mortuary or for immediate burial Building Act 1984 Section 76 | Defective premises Food Safety Act 1990 | Food authority functions Environmental Protection Act 1990 Part 1 | Pollution control Part 3 | Statutory nuisance and clean air Water Industry Act 1991 Section 80 | Powers of local authorities in relation to private water supplies Clean Air Act 1993 Part 3 | Smoke control areas Environment Act 1995 Section 108 | Powers of enforcing authorities and authorised officers Section 109 | Power to deal with cause of imminent danger of serious pollution Health Protection (Local Authority Powers) Regulations 2010 | Health protection powers Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016 | Regulation of polluting activities
Schedule Functions etc assigned to the Port Health Authority
Article 4 Public Health Act 1936 Section 1(1) (insofar as it relates to sections 45, 49-52, 83 and 264) | Duty to enforce the Act Section 45 | Buildings with defective closets capable of repair Section 48 | Power to examine and test drains etc Section 49 | Rooms over closets of certain types etc Section 50 | Overflowing and leaking cesspools Section 51 | Care of Closets Section 52 | Care of sanitary conveniences used in common Section 79 | Power to require removal of noxious matter by occupier of premises in urban district Section 81 | Byelaws for the prevention of certain nuisances Section 82 | Byelaws as to the removal through streets of offensive matter or liquid Sections 83-86 | Filthy or verminous premises or articles, verminous persons, and provision of cleansing stations Section 140 | Power to close, or restrict use of water from, polluted water supply Section 141 | Power to deal with insanitary cisterns etc Sections 260, 264-265 | Provisions relating to watercourses, ponds, ditches and culverts Section 268(4) | Nuisances arising from, and byelaws and other matters relating to, tents, vans, sheds etc Section 269 | Power to control use of moveable dwellings Part 12 | Miscellaneous provisions (including powers of entry) Public Health Act 1961 Section 36 | Power to require vacation of premises during fumigation Section 73 | Derelict petrol tanks Control of Pollution Act 1974 Part 3 | Noise Part 5 | Supplementary provisions (including powers of entry and inspection, obtaining information and default powers) Part 6 | Miscellaneous and General Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984 Section 45M and all functions conferred under the Health Protection (Part 2A Orders) Regulations 2010 | Local authority power to apply to a justice of the peace for an order to protect human health from the risk of infection or contamination Section 46 | Duty to arrange for a body to be buried or cremated Section 48 | Removal of bodies to a mortuary or for immediate burial Building Act 1984 Section 76 | Defective premises Food Safety Act 1990 | Food authority functions Environmental Protection Act 1990 Part 1 | Pollution control Part 3 | Statutory nuisance and clean air Water Industry Act 1991 Section 80 | Powers of local authorities in relation to private water supplies Clean Air Act 1993 Part 3 | Smoke control areas Environment Act 1995 Section 108 | Powers of enforcing authorities and authorised officers Section 109 | Power to deal with cause of imminent danger of serious pollution Health Protection (Local Authority Powers) Regulations 2010 | Health protection powers Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016 | Regulation of polluting activities
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