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17.—(1) An application shall be treated as a subsequent application for the purposes of the following provisions in the Infrastructure Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2009(1)—
(a)regulation 3 (prohibition on granting consent without consideration of environmental information);
(b)regulation 6 (procedure for establishing whether environmental impact assessment is required);
(c)regulation 8 (application for a scoping opinion);
(d)regulation 18 (subsequent application for EIA development); and
(e)regulation 19 (subsequent application not complying with EIA requirements).
(2) References in the regulations referred to in paragraph (1) to the following terms shall be construed as follows—
(a)references to “the Commission” and “the relevant authority” as references to the “appropriate authority”;
(b)references to “an application for an order granting development consent” as references to “an application” as defined in regulation 2 of these Regulations; and
(c)reference to the “consultation under section 42” as reference to consultation under regulation 10 of these Regulations.
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