The power to confirm an order may be exercised by the acquiring authority (instead of the confirming authority) if—
But this section does not apply to an order in respect of land—
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The confirming authority may give notice under subsection (1) if it is satisfied—
An objection is an objection made by any person (whether or not a person mentioned in section 12(2)), including an objection which is disregarded.
A confirming authority may specify a modification only if—
The power to confirm an order under subsection (1) does not include any power—
The acquiring authority must notify the confirming authority as soon as reasonably practicable after it has determined whether or not to confirm the order.
In a case where the acquiring authority has determined to confirm an order with modifications, it must, at the same time as notifying the confirming authority under subsection (6)—
The confirming authority may revoke a notice given by it under subsection (1).
But a notice may not be revoked if the determination has already been made and notified by the acquiring authority under subsection (6).
An order confirmed by the acquiring authority under subsection (1) is to have the same effect as if it were confirmed by the confirming authority.
Notices under this section must be in writing.
Notice requirements and disregarded must be construed in accordance with section 13.