25 Guidance on the OEP's enforcement policy and functions
Environment Act 2021 (2021 c 30) | Legislation

25  Guidance on the OEP's enforcement policy and functions

(1)     The Secretary of State may issue guidance to the OEP on the matters listed in section 23(6) (OEP's enforcement policy)[, so far as relating to the OEP's Part 1 enforcement functions].

(2)     The OEP must have regard to the guidance in—

(a)     preparing its enforcement policy, [so far as relating to its Part 1 enforcement functions,] and

(b)     exercising its [Part 1 enforcement

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