Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004
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15JA Joint committees: additional functions
(1) This section applies if the constituent authorities of a joint committee agree that the joint committee is to be, for the purposes of this Part, the local planning authority for any area or purpose which is not the subject of— (a) regulations under section 15J, or (b) an earlier agreement under this section. (2) Each of the constituent authorities and the joint committee must revise their local plan timetable in accordance with the agreement. (3) With effect from the date when the last such revision takes effect the joint committee is, for the purposes of this Part, the local planning authority for the area or purpose mentioned in subsection (1).
15JA Joint committees: additional functions
(1) This section applies if the constituent authorities of a joint committee agree that the joint committee is to be, for the purposes of this Part, the local planning authority for any area or purpose which is not the subject of— (a) regulations under section 15J, or (b) an earlier agreement under this section. (2) Each of the constituent authorities and the joint committee must revise their local plan timetable in accordance with the agreement. (3) With effect from the date when the last such revision takes effect the joint committee is, for the purposes of this Part, the local planning authority for the area or purpose mentioned in subsection (1).
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