[15AD Adoption of strategy]
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (2004 c 5) | Legislation

[15AD  Adoption of strategy]

[(1)     Subject to the following provisions of this section, each of the participating authorities may, by resolution, adopt the joint spatial development strategy prepared by them.

(2)     The joint spatial development strategy adopted by the participating authorities must be in the form of the draft prepared under section 15AB(1)(a), either as originally prepared or as modified to take account of—

(a)     any representations made in accordance with the regulations (see section 15AB(6)),

(b)     any direction given under subsection (7) (and not withdrawn),

(c)     any report made under section 15AC by a person conducting an examination in public,

(d)     the withdrawal of a participating authority under section 15AG(3),

(e)     any national

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