UK Act of Parliament 1960 United Kingdom

Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960

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Part 1A — Licensing of relevant permanent sites in Scotland

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s.032

Licences under Part 1A

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Relevant permanent site application

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Fee for relevant permanent site application

s.032

Issue and renewal of a Part 1A site licence

s.032

Application to transfer a Part 1 A site licence

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Time limit for determining application

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Local authority power to transfer licence where no application

s.032

Transfer of Part 1A site licences on death: relevant permanent sites

s.032

Notification of decision on Part 1A site licence

s.032

Duration of a Part 1A site licence

s.032

Duty to inform local authority where change

s.032

Revocation of a Part 1A site licence: fit and proper person

s.032

Appeals relating to a Part 1A site licence

s.032

Power to make provision in relation to procedure and appeals

s.032

Fit and proper person considerations

s.032

Fit and proper person: Level 1 disclosure

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Fit and proper person: information sharing

s.032

Offences in connection with information requirements

s.032

Relevant permanent sites: use without a licence

s.032

Relevant permanent sites: breach of licence conditions

s.032

Breach of licence condition: improvement notice

s.032

Improvement notice: offence

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Local authority power to carry out steps in an improvement notice

s.032

Penalty notice where no licence or breach of licence

s.032

Power to appoint interim manager

s.032

Power to take emergency action

s.032

Powers of entry in relation to relevant permanent site

s.032

Expenses of issuing notices

s.032

Expenses of taking action under improvement notice or emergency action notice

s.032

Expenses of local authority in relation to Part 1A licences

s.032

Offences by bodies corporate

s.032

Interpretation of Part 1A

s.032

Guidance

Part I — Caravan Sites

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s.005

Relevant protected sites: annual fee

s.009

Breach of condition: relevant protected sites in England

s.009

Compliance notice under section 9A: offence and multiple convictions

s.009

Compliance notice under section 9A: power to demand expenses

s.009

Power to take action following conviction of occupier

s.009

Power to take emergency action

s.009

Action under section 9D or 9E: power to demand expenses

s.009

Appeals under section 9A, 9E or 9F

s.009

When compliance notice or expenses demand becomes operative

s.009

Recovery of expenses demanded under section 9C or 9F

s.010

Powers to charge fees: supplementary

s.012

Requirement for fit and proper person

s.012

Register of fit and proper persons

s.012

Application for inclusion in register

s.012

Removal from register, variation of conditions etc.

s.012

Regulations under sections 12A to 12D: supplementary provision

s.026

Liability of officers of bodies corporate

Part II

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Part III — General

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Schedules

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s.schedule first para.1

A site licence shall not be required for the use...

s.schedule first para.10

(1) Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this...

s.schedule first para.11

A site licence shall not be required for the use...

s.schedule first para.11a

A site licence shall not be required for the use...

s.schedule first para.12

(1) For the purposes of paragraphs 4, 5 and 6...

s.schedule first para.13

(1) The Minister may on the application of a local...

s.schedule first para.2

Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this Schedule,...

s.schedule first para.3

(1) Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this...

s.schedule first para.4

Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this Schedule,...

s.schedule first para.5

(1) Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this...

s.schedule first para.6

Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this Schedule,...

s.schedule first para.7

Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this Schedule,...

s.schedule first para.8

Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this Schedule,...

s.schedule first para.9

Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this Schedule,...

s.schedule second para.1

Before making an order under section twenty-three of this Act...

s.schedule second para.2

Before making any order under the said section twenty-three, other...

s.schedule second para.3

(1) Not later than the date on which the said...

s.schedule second para.4

(1) If before the expiration of a period of twenty-eight...

s.schedule second para.5

Where the sole effect of an order under section twenty-three...

s.schedule second para.6

(1) Where it is proposed to make an order of...

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