The Nature Restoration Levy Regulations 2026
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10 When liability to pay arises
Levy liability arises for a relevant development authorised by— (a) planning permission, when Natural England— (i) receives an assumption of liability notice, or (ii) imposes levy liability on the owners of the land under regulation 16 (failure to assume liability); (b) a general consent— (i) if the relevant development is subject to prior approval, when approval is given, a determination is given that approval is not required or approval is deemed to be given, or (ii) if later, when the request to pay is accepted.
10 When liability to pay arises
Levy liability arises for a relevant development authorised by— (a) planning permission, when Natural England— (i) receives an assumption of liability notice, or (ii) imposes levy liability on the owners of the land under regulation 16 (failure to assume liability); (b) a general consent— (i) if the relevant development is subject to prior approval, when approval is given, a determination is given that approval is not required or approval is deemed to be given, or (ii) if later, when the request to pay is accepted.
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