61 Monitoring of, and periodical reporting on, implementation
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

Monitoring and reporting

61  Monitoring of, and periodical reporting on, implementation

(1)     This section makes provision for and in connection with imposing the following duties on a marine plan authority—

(a)     where it has prepared and adopted a marine plan, a duty to keep the matters specified in subsection (3) under review for so long as the marine plan is in effect (see subsections (2) and (3));

(b)     in any such case, a duty to prepare and publish, and lay a copy of, a report on those matters at intervals of not more than 3 years (see subsections (4) to (9));

(c)     in any case, a duty to prepare, and lay, at intervals of not more than 6 years ending before 1st January 2030, a report on—

(i)     any marine plans it has prepared and adopted,

(ii)     its intentions for their amendment, and

(iii)     its intentions for the preparation and adoption of any further marine plans,

(see subsections (10) to (13)).

(2)

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