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Changes over time for: Section 61


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Version Superseded: 01/12/1991
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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Public Health Act 1961, Section 61.

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61 Appeals under s. 3 of Act of 1937. E+W
(1)This section shall have effect as respects any appeal under section three of the Act of 1937 (under which an appeal may be brought by a person aggrieved . . . by refusal or failure to give a consent under that Act, or by a condition attached to a consent).
(2)Where the appeal is in respect of a refusal to give a consent under the Act of 1937, or failure to give such a consent, the Minister may give the necessary consent, either unconditionally or subject to such conditions as the Minister thinks fit to impose for determining any of the matters as respects which the local authority have power to impose conditions under subsection (3) of section two of the Act of 1937.
(3)Where the appeal is in respect of a condition attached to a consent the Minister may take into review all the conditions attached to the consent, whether appealed against or not, and may substitute for them any other set of conditions, whether more or less favourable to the appellant, or may annul any of the conditions.
(4)The Minister may under the last foregoing subsection include provision as to the charges to be made in pursuance of any condition attached to a consent for any period before the determination of the appeal.
(5)On any appeal the Minister may give a direction that no trade effluent shall be discharged in pursuance of the trade effluent notice in question until a specified date, . . . .
(6)This section shall not apply to an appeal instituted before the commencement of this Act.
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