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16.—(1) This paragraph provides for the calculation of a period referred to in paragraph 15(3).
(2) The period starts—
(a)in the case of an application for the grant or variation of an environmental permit in relation to a Category A mining waste facility—
(i)on the day the regulator is notified by the relevant emergency planner of the matters referred to in paragraph 14(1) of Schedule 20, and for these purposes “relevant emergency planner” has the meaning given in paragraph 2 of that Schedule, or
(ii)if paragraph 10 of this Schedule applies, on the day mentioned in sub-paragraph (i) of this paragraph or, if the day on which the appropriate authority complies with paragraph 10(3) of this Schedule is later, on that day;
(b)if paragraph 10 of this Schedule applies and the application is not one covered by paragraph (a), on the day the appropriate authority complies with paragraph 10(3) of this Schedule;
(c)in all other cases, on the day the regulator receives a duly-made application.
(3) In calculating the period the following periods must be ignored—
(a)a period beginning with the service of a notice requiring further information under paragraph 4(1) to the receipt by the regulator of that information;
(b)a period for representations mentioned in paragraph 9(3)(c) to the extent that it does not overlap with a period for representations mentioned in paragraph 6(1)(c);
(c)a period during which national security or confidentiality is being considered in relation to the application, that is to say—
(i)any period during which a determination under regulation 47(3), 47(7) or 50 is being considered (including any appeal), or
(ii)a period of 15 working days after the service of a notice under regulation 49(1);
(d)if the regulator informs the public in relation to a draft decision in accordance with paragraph 1(d) of Annex V to the IPPC Directive, a period of 20 working days.
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