[78YA Supplementary provisions with respect to guidance by the Secretary of State]
Environmental Protection Act 1990 (1990 c 43) | Legislation

[78YA  Supplementary provisions with respect to guidance by the Secretary of State]

[(1)     Any power of the Secretary of State to issue guidance under this Part shall only be exercisable after consultation with the appropriate Agency and such other bodies or persons as he may consider it appropriate to consult in relation to the guidance in question.

(2)     A draft of any guidance proposed to be issued under section 78A(2) or (5), 78B(2) or 78F(6) or (7) above shall be laid before each House of Parliament and the guidance shall not be issued until after the

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