29 Preparation of programmes
Petroleum Act 1998 (1998 c 17) | Legislation

29  Preparation of programmes

(1)     The Secretary of State may by written notice require—

(a)     the person to whom the notice is given; or

(b)     where notices are given to more than one person, those persons jointly,

to submit to the Secretary of State a programme setting out the measures proposed to be taken in connection with the abandonment of an offshore installation or submarine pipeline (an “abandonment programme”).

[(1A)     The power to give a notice under subsection (1) is exercisable—

(a)     on the Secretary of State's own motion, or

(b)     at the request of any person to whom the notice may be given (whether or not the notice is given to

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