65 Intervention by Assembly
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (2004 c 5) | Legislation

65  Intervention by Assembly

(1)     If the Assembly thinks that a local development plan is unsatisfactory—

(a)     it may at any time before the plan is adopted by the local planning authority direct them to modify the plan in accordance with the direction;

(b)     if it gives such a direction it must state its reasons for doing so.

(2)     The authority—

(a)     must comply with the direction;

(b)     must not adopt the plan unless the Assembly gives notice that it is satisfied that

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