Section 96: Adjustment of terminology

Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023 · 2023 c. 55View on legislation.gov.uk

Part 3: Planning — Chapter 2: Development plans etc

In section 337 of GLAA 1999 (publication of spatial development strategy)—

for the heading substitute ;"Adoption."
in subsection (1), for "publish" substitute ;"adopt"
after that subsection insert— 1A The Mayor adopts the strategy by publishing it together with a statement that it has been adopted.;
in subsection (2), for "published" substitute ;"adopted"
in subsection (4), for "published", in both places it occurs, substitute ;"adopted"
in subsection (5), for "publication" substitute ;"adoption"
in subsection (6), for "published" substitute ;"adopted"
in subsection (7), for "publish" substitute ;"adopt"
in subsection (8), for "publish" substitute ;"adopt"
in subsection (9), for "published" substitute ."adopted"

Also in GLAA 1999—

in section 41(1)(c), for "published" substitute ;"adopted"
in section 43(5)(a), for "published", in both places it occurs, substitute ;"adopted"
in section 334(1), for "publish" substitute ;"adopt"
in section 336—
in subsection (1), for "publishes" substitute ;"adopts"
in subsection (4), for "publish" substitute ;"adopt"
in section 338(1), for "publishing" substitute ;"adopting"
in section 341—
in subsection (1), for "publish" substitute ;"adopt"
in subsection (2), for "publish" substitute ;"adopt"
in subsection (3), for "publication", in both places it occurs, substitute ;"adoption"
in section 343(1)(c), after "publication," insert ."adoption,"

In section 74(1C)(b) of TCPA 1990, for "published" substitute ."adopted"

Any reference in an enactment to a strategy, or alteration or replacement of a strategy, adopted under Part 8 of GLAA 1999 (or the adoption of it) includes reference to a strategy, alteration or replacement published under that Part before this section comes into force (or the publication of it).

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