The Nature Restoration Levy Regulations 2026
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51 Review of apportionment of liability
(1) An owner of the land may make a request (an “apportionment review request”) to Natural England that it review the apportionment of liability made under regulation 19. (2) An apportionment review request must— (a) be made before the end of the period of 28 days beginning with the day after the day on which Natural England gave a first liability notice to the appellant; (b) follow the procedure set out in regulation 52. (3) After receiving an apportionment review request, Natural England must review the apportionment of liability. (4) After reviewing the apportionment and considering any written representations, Natural England may either— (a) confirm the apportionment, or (b) reapportion liability between each material interest under regulation 19. (5) A person may not request a review under this regulation— (a) if the apportionment has already been subject to an apportionment review request or an appeal under regulation 54, or (b) after liability to pay the levy has been discharged.
51 Review of apportionment of liability
(1) An owner of the land may make a request (an “apportionment review request”) to Natural England that it review the apportionment of liability made under regulation 19. (2) An apportionment review request must— (a) be made before the end of the period of 28 days beginning with the day after the day on which Natural England gave a first liability notice to the appellant; (b) follow the procedure set out in regulation 52. (3) After receiving an apportionment review request, Natural England must review the apportionment of liability. (4) After reviewing the apportionment and considering any written representations, Natural England may either— (a) confirm the apportionment, or (b) reapportion liability between each material interest under regulation 19. (5) A person may not request a review under this regulation— (a) if the apportionment has already been subject to an apportionment review request or an appeal under regulation 54, or (b) after liability to pay the levy has been discharged.
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