UK Statutory Instrument SI 2017/1047 United Kingdom

The Water Abstraction (Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2017

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Enforced by
Environment Agency
Status
In Force

What it defines

Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.

25 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.001 Citation and commencement
s.001 Submission of licence applications (opens in a new tab)
s.002 Interpretation
s.002 Information to be included in an application (opens in a new tab)
s.003 Scope of this Part
s.003 Manner of application (opens in a new tab)
s.004 Transitional procedures for applications by persons other than the appropriate agency
s.004 Type of application (opens in a new tab)
s.005 Transitional procedure for applications by the appropriate agency
s.005 Interpretation (opens in a new tab)
s.006 Continuation of abstraction during transitional period
s.006 Provision of additional information in support of the application (opens in a new tab)
s.007 Register of licences
s.007 Provision of information to the applicant (opens in a new tab)
s.008 Scope of this Part
s.008 Publication of an application (opens in a new tab)
s.009 Payment of compensation
s.009 Abstraction in National Parks or the Broads (opens in a new tab)
s.010 Deadline for receipt of applications
s.010 Notification of a decision (opens in a new tab)
s.011 Disputed compensation
s.011 Appeals to the Secretary of State or the Welsh Ministers under section 36A(4) (decision on type of abstraction licence) (opens in a new tab)
s.012 Calculation of compensation
s.012 Appeals to the Secretary of State or the Welsh Ministers under section 43 (decision on licence application) (opens in a new tab)
s.013 Prescribed periods (opens in a new tab)

Connected legislation

The wider family of instruments made under the same parent Act.

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