Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997
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46A Call-in of applications by Scottish Ministers: further provision
(1) The Scottish Ministers must lay before the Scottish Parliament and publish, in such manner as they consider appropriate, a statement setting out the circumstances in which they consider it appropriate to give directions as mentioned in section 46(1). (2) The Scottish Ministers may from time to time publish a revised or replacement statement under subsection (1).
46A Call-in of applications by Scottish Ministers: further provision
(1) The Scottish Ministers must lay before the Scottish Parliament and publish, in such manner as they consider appropriate, a statement setting out the circumstances in which they consider it appropriate to give directions as mentioned in section 46(1). (2) The Scottish Ministers may from time to time publish a revised or replacement statement under subsection (1).
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