220 Community Infrastructure Levy: procedure
Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

220  Community Infrastructure Levy: procedure

(1)     CIL regulations may include provision about procedures to be followed in connection with CIL.

(2)     In particular, the regulations may make provision about—

(a)     procedures to be followed by a charging authority proposing to begin charging CIL;

(b)     procedures to be followed by a charging authority in relation to charging CIL;

(c)     procedures to be followed by a charging authority proposing to stop charging CIL;

(d)     consultation;

(e)     the publication or other treatment of reports;

(f)     timing and methods of publication;

(g)

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