the place where the relevant renewable energy installation is to be, or is being, constructed, extended, operated or decommissioned; and

the waters in relation to which any declaration applied for will establish a safety zone.

describe the other provisions the application asks to be included in the notice applied for; and

include such other information as may be prescribed by regulations made by the Secretary of State.

that, in the prescribed circumstances, notice of an application is published in the prescribed manner;

that, in the prescribed circumstances and in any other case where the Secretary of State so directs, notice of an application is served on the persons who are prescribed or are specified in the direction;

that every notice published or served in pursuance of the regulations states the period within which objections to the application may be made, and the manner in which any objections are to be made;

that the period so stated is not less than the prescribed period after the publication or service of the notice;

that, where such a notice requires objections to be sent to a person other than the Secretary of State, the recipient of the objections is required to send copies of them to the Secretary of State.

must consider those objections, together with all other material considerations, with a view to determining whether a public inquiry should be held with respect to the application; and

if he thinks it appropriate to do so, must cause a public inquiry to be held, either in addition to or instead of any other hearing or opportunity of stating objections to the application.

the Secretary of State is proposing to issue a safety zone notice without an application having been made; or

the Secretary of State, in response to an application but without the holding of a public inquiry, is proposing to issue a safety zone notice in terms that are materially different from those applied for.

publish notice of the proposal in such manner as he considers appropriate for bringing it, as soon as is reasonably practicable, to the attention of persons likely to be affected by it; and

serve notice of the proposal on such persons as he considers appropriate.

the place where the relevant renewable energy installation is to be, or is being, constructed, extended, operated or decommissioned; and

the waters in relation to which any declaration proposed will establish a safety zone;

state the period within which objections to the proposal may be made; and

the manner in which any objections are to be made.

must consider those objections, together with all other material considerations, with a view to determining whether a public inquiry should be held with respect to the proposal; and

if he thinks it appropriate to do so, must cause a public inquiry to be held, either in addition to or instead of any other hearing or opportunity of stating objections to the proposal.

the Secretary of State must inform the applicant that it is to be held; and

the applicant must, in two successive weeks, publish a notice in one or more local newspapers circulating in one or more areas determined in accordance with regulations made by the Secretary of State.

a statement of the fact that the application or proposal has been made; and

a description of the application or proposal.

a place where a copy of the application or proposal, and of the map referred to in it, can be inspected; and

the place, date and time of the public inquiry.

the Secretary of State may direct the applicant to take such further steps for that purpose (whether by the service of notices, advertisement or otherwise) as may be specified in the direction; and

that person must comply with the direction.

subsections (2) to (5) of section 250 of the Local Government Act 1972 (c. 70) (which relates to evidence at inquiries and the costs of inquiries), and

subsections (2) to (8) of section 210 of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 (c. 65) (which makes similar provision for Scotland),

is a public inquiry in respect of a proposal of the Secretary of State; and

is not a public inquiry in respect of an application.

a public inquiry in England and Wales under this Schedule; or

to consider such matters relating to the conduct of the inquiry as are specified in the direction; and

to make recommendations to the Secretary of State about those matters.

appoint for the purposes of the inquiry such number of additional inspectors as he thinks appropriate; and

direct that each additional inspector must consider such of the matters to which the inquiry relates as are allocated to him by the lead inspector.

comply with every direction as to procedural matters given to him by the lead inspector; and

report to the lead inspector on every matter allocated to him.

the matters which he considered himself; and

the matters the consideration of which was allocated to additional inspectors.

the recommendations that may be made by the lead inspector following such a direction include, in particular, a recommendation for varying the number of additional inspectors; and

the power of the Secretary of State to appoint an additional inspector includes power to revoke such an appointment.