Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004
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Change 1
36 Regulations and standards
(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision in connection with the exercise by any person of functions under this Part. (2) The regulations may in particular make provision as to— (a) the procedure to be followed by the local planning authority in carrying out the appraisal under section 19; (b) the procedure to be followed in the preparation of local development documents; (c) requirements about the giving of notice and publicity; (d) requirements about inspection by the public of a local development document or any other document; (e) the nature and extent of consultation with and participation by the public in anything done under this Part; (f) the making of representations about any matter to be included in a local development document; (g) consideration of any such representations; (h) the remuneration and allowances payable to a person appointed to carry out an independent examination under section 20; (i) the determination of the time at which anything must be done for the purposes of this Part; (j) the manner of publication of any draft, report or other document published under this Part; (k) monitoring the exercise by local planning authorities of their functions under this Part; (l) the making of reasonable charges for the provision of copies of documents required by or under this Part. (3) The Secretary of State may from time to time publish data standards for— (a) local development schemes, (b) local development documents, or (c) local development documents of a particular kind. (4) For this purpose a “data standard” is a written standard which contains technical specifications for a scheme or document or the data contained in a scheme or document. (5) A local planning authority must comply with the data standards published under subsection (3) in preparing, publishing, maintaining or revising a scheme or document to which the standards apply.
36 Regulations and standards
(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision in connection with the exercise by any person of functions under this Part. (2) The regulations may in particular make provision as to— (a) the procedure to be followed by the local planning authority in carrying out the appraisal under section 19; (b) the procedure to be followed in the preparation of local development documents; (c) requirements about the giving of notice and publicity; (d) requirements about inspection by the public of a local development document or any other document; (e) the nature and extent of consultation with and participation by the public in anything done under this Part; (f) the making of representations about any matter to be included in a local development document; (g) consideration of any such representations; (h) the remuneration and allowances payable to a person appointed to carry out an independent examination under section 20; (i) the determination of the time at which anything must be done for the purposes of this Part; (j) the manner of publication of any draft, report or other document published under this Part; (k) monitoring the exercise by local planning authorities of their functions under this Part; (l) the making of reasonable charges for the provision of copies of documents required by or under this Part. (3) The Secretary of State may from time to time publish data standards for— (a) local development schemes, (b) local development documents, or (c) local development documents of a particular kind. (4) For this purpose a “data standard” is a written standard which contains technical specifications for a scheme or document or the data contained in a scheme or document. (5) A local planning authority must comply with the data standards published under subsection (3) in preparing, publishing, maintaining or revising a scheme or document to which the standards apply.
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