SCHEDULE 3 Procedural Requirements Applicable to NDA's Annual Plans
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 3 Procedural Requirements Applicable to NDA's Annual Plans

Section 13

Preparation and revision of plan

1

(1)     A plan prepared or revised by the NDA has effect only if it is approved—

(a)     by the Secretary of State; and

(b)     to the extent that it relates to responsibilities of the NDA falling within section 6(2), also by the Scottish Ministers.

(2)     The NDA may revise its plan at any time before or during the year to which it relates.

Consultation by NDA

2

(1)     Before preparing or revising a plan the NDA must consult—

[(za)     the Office for Nuclear Regulation;]

(a)     the Health and Safety Executive;

(b)     the Environment Agency;

[(ba)     the Natural Resources Body for Wales;]

(c)     the Scottish Environment Protection Agency;

(d)     such persons with responsibilities in relation to nuclear security as have been nominated for the purposes of this sub-paragraph by the Secretary of State;

(e)     every local authority whose area includes a designated installation, designated site or designated facility or a locality affected by activities at such an installation, site or facility;

(f)     every person with control of such an installation, site or facility;

(g)     the employees of every

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