29 Procedural requirements
Gas Act 1986 (1986 c 44) | Legislation

29  Procedural requirements

(1)     Before making a final order or confirming a provisional order, [the Authority] shall give notice—

(a)     stating that [it] proposes to make or confirm the order and setting out its effect;

(b)     stating the relevant condition or requirement, the acts or omissions which, in [its] opinion, constitute or would constitute contraventions of it and the other facts which, in [its] opinion, justify the making or confirmation of the order; and

(c)     specifying the time (not being less than [21] days from the date of publication of the notice) within which representations or objections to the proposed order or confirmation of the order may be made,

and shall consider any representations or objections which

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