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Functions of enforcing authorities
1.The functions of the Environment Agency, the Natural Resources Body...
2.Subject to paragraph 3, the functions of the Health and...
3.In Northern Ireland, paragraph 2 does not apply in respect...
4.The function of a local (consumer safety) authority is to...
6.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2), the functions of the Office...
1.Subject to Part 4, the Executive must perform the joint...
2.In relation to paragraph 1(d)(iii)— (a) reference to a physically...
3.In paragraph 1, “ionising radiations” and “medical exposure” in relation...
4.Subject to Part 4, the Executive must perform the joint...
5.In Great Britain, the bodies referred to in paragraph 4...
6.In Northern Ireland, the bodies referred to in paragraph 4...
7.Subject to Part 4, the Executive must perform the joint...
PART 4 Local (health and safety) authorities and the Executive
Marketing and use of leaded paints
Placing on the market and use of paint stripper containing dichloromethane
SECTION 2 Warrants, evidence and compensation
14.Every warrant under paragraph 11 continues in force until the...
15.An authorised person must produce evidence of that person’s authorisation...
16.Information obtained in consequence of the exercise of the powers...
17.Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph 16, information obtained...
19.Where any person exercises any power conferred by paragraph 1(a)...
20.Compensation is not payable by virtue of paragraph 19 in...
21.Any dispute as to a person’s entitlement to compensation under...
SECTION 3 Seizure in cases of imminent danger of serious pollution
2.Where an authorised person proposes to exercise the power conferred...
3.Before exercising the power conferred by paragraph 1(h), an authorised...
4.Where under the power conferred by paragraph 1(i) an authorised...
6.Before the power in paragraph 1(m) to render harmless any...
8.Nothing in this Part compels the production by any person...
9.Where— (a) an action has been brought against an authorised...
9A.The powers of an authorised person acting on behalf of...
9B.For the purposes of this section of this Schedule “the...
12.A prohibition notice must— (a) state that the authorised person...
13.A direction contained in a prohibition notice in pursuance of...
15.An improvement notice must— (a) state that the authorised person...
17.An enforcement notice must— (a) state that the authorised person...
18.Where a prohibition notice, an improvement notice or an enforcement...
19.References in this Part to a “prohibition notice”, an “improvement...
20.This section does not apply to an authorised person acting...
PART 3 Local (consumer safety) authorities
2.An authorised person may, for the purposes of ascertaining whether...
3.An authorised person may, for the purpose of ascertaining whether...
4.If an authorised person has reasonable grounds for suspecting that...
7.An authorised person seizing any goods or records under this...
9.An authorised person entering any premises by virtue of this...
10.On leaving any premises which an authorised person is authorised...
11.Where any goods seized by an authorised person under this...
12.In the application of this section to Scotland, the reference...
13.In the application of this section to Northern Ireland, the...
14.Where an authorised person has reasonable grounds for suspecting that...
15.A suspension notice may prohibit the person on whom it...
16.A suspension notice served by an authorised person in respect...
18.Where a suspension notice has been served on any person...
19.A consent given by an authorised person for the purposes...
20.Where an authorised person serves a suspension notice in respect...
22.An authorised person in England and Wales or Northern Ireland...
24.On an application under this section the court may make...
26.Any person aggrieved by an order made under this section...
27.Subject to paragraph 28, where any goods are forfeited under...
28.On making an order under this section a magistrates’ court...
29.In Scotland a sheriff may make an order for forfeiture...
30.The procurator-fiscal making an application under paragraph 29 must serve...
31.Service under paragraph 30 must be carried out, and such...
32.Any person upon whom notice is served under paragraph 30...
33.The sheriff must not make an order following an application...
35.The sheriff may infer for the purposes of this section...
37.An order following an application under paragraph 29 does not...
39.Subject to paragraph 40, goods forfeited under this section must...
3.An enforcement notice must— (a) state that the authorised person...
4.The steps mentioned in paragraph 3(c) include steps that must...
5.Where a person to whom an enforcement notice is addressed...
6.A person to whom an enforcement notice is addressed must...
9.A prohibition notice must— (a) state that the authorised person...
10.An authorised person may by notice withdraw a prohibition notice...
PART 3 Notices served by local (consumer safety) authorities
PART 1 Revocations to Regulations that extend to the United Kingdom
PART 2 Revocations to Regulations that extend to Great Britain
PART 3 Amendments to Regulations that extend to Great Britain
1.The Chemicals (Hazard Information and Packaging for Supply) Regulations 2002
3.In paragraph (3) of regulation 4 (classification of dangerous substances...
4.For regulation 5 (safety data sheets for dangerous substances, dangerous...
5.The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002
6.Omit paragraph (2)(a) of regulation 4 (prohibitions relating to certain...
8.In paragraph (1) of regulation 25 (interpretation of prohibitions) omit...
9.In paragraph (1) of regulation 32 (exemption certificates ) omit...
10.In regulation 33 (exemptions relating to the Ministry of Defence)...
11.In paragraph (2) of regulation 35 (existing licences and exemption...
PART 5 Amendments to Statutory Rules of Northern Ireland
1.The Chemicals (Hazard Information and Packaging for Supply) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2002
5.The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2003
6.Omit paragraph (2)(a) of regulation 4 (prohibitions relating to certain...
7.The Control of Asbestos Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2007
8.In paragraph (1) of regulation 25 (interpretation of prohibitions) omit...
9.In regulation 32 (exemptions relating to the Ministry of Defence)...
10.In paragraph (2) of regulation 34 (existing licences and exemption...
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