337 Publication [337 Adoption]
Greater London Authority Act 1999 (1999 c 29) | Legislation

337  Publication [337 Adoption]

(1)     Subject to the following provisions of this section, the Mayor may publish [adopt] the spatial development strategy.

[(1A)     The Mayor adopts the strategy by publishing it together with a statement that it has been adopted.]

(2)     The spatial development strategy published [adopted] by the Mayor must be in the form of the proposed spatial development strategy under section 335(2)(a) above, either as originally prepared or as modified to take account of—

(a)     any representations made in accordance with the regulations;

(b)     any direction given under subsection (7) below and not withdrawn;

(c)     any report made under section 338 below by a person conducting an examination in public;

[(ca)     any national development management policies (within the meaning

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