The Nature Restoration Levy Regulations 2026
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(1) Natural England must include in the EDP midpoint report and EDP final report— (a) the total sum of all the outstanding amounts of the levy under the EDP; (b) the total amount of levy funds spent on conservation measures under the EDP; (c) the total amount of levy funds spent on the delivery, management, maintenance and monitoring of conservation measures of the type mentioned in section 61 (5) of the 2025 Act (network conservation measures) under the EDP. (2) Natural England must account separately for levy funds for each EDP, including in the report which it must publish under section 91 of the 2025 Act (annual reports). (3) In this regulation— “the EDP final report” means the report which Natural England must publish under section 67 (1) (b) of the 2025 Act; “the EDP midpoint report” means the report which Natural England must publish under section 67 (1) (a) of the 2025 Act.
34 Reporting
(1) Natural England must include in the EDP midpoint report and EDP final report— (a) the total sum of all the outstanding amounts of the levy under the EDP; (b) the total amount of levy funds spent on conservation measures under the EDP; (c) the total amount of levy funds spent on the delivery, management, maintenance and monitoring of conservation measures of the type mentioned in section 61 (5) of the 2025 Act (network conservation measures) under the EDP. (2) Natural England must account separately for levy funds for each EDP, including in the report which it must publish under section 91 of the 2025 Act (annual reports). (3) In this regulation— “the EDP final report” means the report which Natural England must publish under section 67 (1) (b) of the 2025 Act; “the EDP midpoint report” means the report which Natural England must publish under section 67 (1) (a) of the 2025 Act.
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