[38C Supplementary provisions]
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (2004 c 5) | Legislation

[38C  Supplementary provisions]

[(1)     The following provisions of the principal Act are to apply in relation to neighbourhood development plans.

(2)     The provisions to be applied are—

(a)     section 61F (authorisation to act in relation to neighbourhood areas),

(b)     section 61I(2) and (3) (neighbourhood areas in areas of two or more local planning authorities),

(c)     section 61M (revocation or modification of neighbourhood development orders),

(d)     section 61N (legal challenges),

(e)     section 61O (guidance), and

(f)     section 61P (provision as to the making of certain decisions by local planning authorities).

[(2A)     Section 61F of the principal Act is to apply in accordance with subsection (2) of this section as if—

(a)     subsections (8)(a) and (8B) also referred to a proposal for the modification of a neighbourhood development plan,

(b)     subsection (13)(b) also referred to a proposal for the modification of a neighbourhood development plan made by a neighbourhood

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