The Environmental Delivery Plans (Appropriate Prioritisation) Regulations 2026
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3 Appropriate prioritisation
(1) When preparing a draft EDP Natural England must prioritise— (a) avoidance measures over mitigation measures and compensation measures, and (b) mitigation measures over compensation measures, where they consider it is appropriate to do so. (2) When considering making a request to the Secretary of State to amend an EDP, Natural England must prioritise— (a) avoidance measures over mitigation measures and compensation measures, and (b) mitigation measures over compensation measures, where they consider it is appropriate to do so. (3) When considering whether it is appropriate to prioritise conservation measures Natural England should have regard to the extent to which they deliver value for money. (4) Natural England must set out in a draft EDP or an EDP as proposed to be amended which conservation measures proposed will, in whole or in part, be— (a) avoidance measures, (b) mitigation measures, or (c) compensation measures. (5) Nothing in this regulation affects the order in which Natural England implements the conservation measures set out in an EDP after it has been made or amended by the Secretary of State.
3 Appropriate prioritisation
(1) When preparing a draft EDP Natural England must prioritise— (a) avoidance measures over mitigation measures and compensation measures, and (b) mitigation measures over compensation measures, where they consider it is appropriate to do so. (2) When considering making a request to the Secretary of State to amend an EDP, Natural England must prioritise— (a) avoidance measures over mitigation measures and compensation measures, and (b) mitigation measures over compensation measures, where they consider it is appropriate to do so. (3) When considering whether it is appropriate to prioritise conservation measures Natural England should have regard to the extent to which they deliver value for money. (4) Natural England must set out in a draft EDP or an EDP as proposed to be amended which conservation measures proposed will, in whole or in part, be— (a) avoidance measures, (b) mitigation measures, or (c) compensation measures. (5) Nothing in this regulation affects the order in which Natural England implements the conservation measures set out in an EDP after it has been made or amended by the Secretary of State.
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