[11B Approval of measures of reinstatement]
Nuclear Installations Act 1965 (1965 c 57) | Legislation

[11B  Approval of measures of reinstatement]

[(1)     Compensation under this Act is payable by virtue of a claim under section 11A(1) only if the claim relates to measures of reinstatement approved by—

(a)     the Secretary of State under this section, or

(b)     if a decision under this section is appealed under section 11D, the court that determines the appeal under section 11D.

(2)     A qualifying public authority may apply to the Secretary of State for approval under this section before or after the measures of reinstatement are taken.

(3)     The public authority must publish a notice of its application.

(4)     The notice must be published in a manner that appears to the authority to be appropriate for bringing it to the attention of—

(a)     the person whose breach, or alleged breach, of a duty imposed by section

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