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3. Subject to regulation 6, the classes of appeal prescribed for the purposes of paragraph 1(1) of Schedule 4 to the Act (determination of appeals by appointed person) are appeals under—
(a)section 47(1) of the Act (appeals against planning decisions);
(b)section 47(2) of the Act (appeals in default of planning decisions);
(c)section 47 of the Act as applied by—
(i)an order made under section 160 of the Act (appeals in relation to consent to felling etc of trees subject to a tree preservation order); or
(ii)regulations made under section 182 of the Act (appeals in relation to consent to display of advertisements);
(d)section 75B of the Act (appeals relating to the modification or discharge of planning obligations);
(e)section 75F of the Act (appeals relating to the modification or discharge of good neighbour agreements);
(f)section 130 of the Act (appeals against enforcement notices);
(g)section 130 of the Act as applied by—
(i)regulations made under section 182 of the Act (appeals in relation to enforcement of advertisement controls); or
(ii)regulations made under section 23 of the Hazardous Substances Act (appeals against hazardous substances contravention notices);
(h)section 154(1) of the Act (appeals against refusal of certificate of lawful use or development);
(i)section 169 of the Act (appeals against an enforcement notice requiring the replacement of trees); and
(j)section 180 of the Act (appeals against notices under section 179 of the Act).
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