68 Notice of applications
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

68  Notice of applications

(1)     Having received an application for a marine licence, the appropriate licensing authority must—

(a)     publish notice of the application, or

(b)     require the applicant to publish notice of it.

(2)     Publication under subsection (1) must be in such manner as the authority thinks is best calculated to bring the application to the attention of any persons likely to be interested in it.

(3)     If the activity in respect of which the application is being made is proposed to be carried on wholly or partly within the area of a local authority in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, the appropriate licensing authority must give notice

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