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7. On submitting a proposed strategic development plan to the Scottish Ministers under section 10(3)(b) or section 12A(5)(b)(ii) of the Act the strategic development planning authority are to advertise that they have done so by–
(a)publishing in a local newspaper circulating in the strategic development plan area a notice containing the following information–
(i)a statement that a proposed strategic development plan has been submitted to the Scottish Ministers;
(ii)the date of submission of such proposed plan; and
(iii)details of when and where a copy of the proposed plan may be inspected (including details of where such copy may be inspected by means of the internet);
(b)publishing a copy of the notice referred in paragraph (a) together with a copy of the proposed strategic development plan on the internet;
(c)making a copy of the proposed plan available for inspection at an office of each of the planning authorities comprising the strategic development planning authority and in every public library in the strategic development plan area; and
(d)sending a copy of the notice to the key agencies and all those persons who submitted representations to such proposed plan.
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