Part 2 Enforcement
Environment Act 2021 (2021 c 30) | Legislation

Part 2 Enforcement

General power

7

The relevant national authority may by regulations (“Part 2 regulationsâ€) make provision about the enforcement of requirements imposed by regulations (“Part 1 regulationsâ€) made by the authority under Part 1 of this Schedule.

Powers to confer functions

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(1)     Part 2 regulations may include provision conferring functions on one or more persons specified in the regulations (each of whom is an “enforcement authority†for the purposes of this Part).

(2)     Part 2 regulations may include provision—

(a)     conferring functions involving the exercise of discretion;

(b)     for the functions of an enforcement authority to be exercised on its behalf by persons authorised in accordance with the regulations.

(3)     Part 2 regulations may include provision requiring an enforcement authority to issue guidance about the exercise of its functions.

Monitoring compliance

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Part 2 regulations may include provision

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