98 Delegation of functions relating to marine licensing
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

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Delegation

98  Delegation of functions relating to marine licensing

(1)     The appropriate licensing authority for an area may make an order which—

(a)     designates any of the delegable marine licensing functions which would (apart from any order under this section) be exercisable by or in relation to that authority or an enforcement authority for that area, and

(b)     provides that those functions, instead of being so exercisable, are to be exercisable by or in relation to such person, acting on behalf of the licensing authority or (as the case may be) the enforcement authority, as is designated in the order.

(2)     The

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