218 Enforcement
Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

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(1)     CIL regulations must include provision about enforcement of CIL.

(2)     The regulations must make provision about the consequences of late payment and failure to pay.

(3)     The regulations may make provision about the consequences of failure to assume liability, to give a notice or to comply with another procedure under CIL regulations in connection with CIL.

(4)     The regulations may, in particular, include provision—

(a)     for the payment of interest;

(b)     for the imposition of a penalty or surcharge;

(c)     for the suspension or cancellation of a decision relating to planning permission;

(d)     enabling an authority to prohibit development pending assumption of liability for CIL or pending payment of CIL;

(e)     conferring a power of entry onto land;

(f)     requiring the provision of information;

(g)     creating a criminal offence (including, in particular, offences relating to

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