46 Crown premises, etc
Clean Air Act 1993 (1993 c 11) | Legislation

46  Crown premises, etc

(1)     It shall be part of the functions of the local authority, in cases where it seems to them proper to do so, to report to the responsible Minister any cases of—

(a)     emissions of dark smoke, or of grit or dust, from any premises which are under the control of any Government department and are occupied for the public service of the Crown or for any of the purposes of any Government department;

(b)     emissions of smoke, whether dark smoke or not, from any such premises which are within a smoke control area;

(c)     emissions of smoke, whether dark smoke or not, from any such premises which appear to them to constitute a nuisance to the inhabitants of the neighbourhood; or

(d)     emissions of dark smoke from any vessel of Her Majesty's navy,

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