[15AG Withdrawal before strategy becomes operative]
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (2004 c 5) | Legislation

[15AG  Withdrawal before strategy becomes operative]

[(1)     This section applies if a preparation agreement is in force but the joint spatial development strategy to which the agreement relates (“the proposed strategy”) has not become operative.

(2)     A participating authority may withdraw from the agreement before the proposed strategy is published for consultation.

(3)     A participating authority may withdraw from the agreement after the proposed strategy is published for consultation if they have given at least 12 weeks' notice to each other participating authority of their intention to do so.

(4)     A participating authority that have adopted the strategy under section 15AD(1) may not withdraw from the agreement under subsection (3) unless they

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