The Water Abstraction (Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2017
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Submission of licence applications
Interpretation
Information to be included in an application
Scope of this Part
Manner of application
Transitional procedures for applications by persons other than the appropriate agency
Type of application
Transitional procedure for applications by the appropriate agency
Interpretation
Continuation of abstraction during transitional period
Provision of additional information in support of the application
Register of licences
Provision of information to the applicant
Scope of this Part
Publication of an application
Payment of compensation
Abstraction in National Parks or the Broads
Deadline for receipt of applications
Notification of a decision
Disputed compensation
Appeals to the Secretary of State or the Welsh Ministers under section 36A(4) (decision on type of abstraction licence)
Calculation of compensation
Appeals to the Secretary of State or the Welsh Ministers under section 43 (decision on licence application)
Prescribed periods
Enforcement and responsible bodies
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Environmental protection in England. Regulates waste, emissions, water quality, flood risk, and environmental permits for industrial activities. Enforces environmental law and issues …
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Made under
Water Resources Act 1991 1991 Primary Act
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