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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Access to the Countryside (Maps) (England) Regulations 2013, Section 3.
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3.—(1) Natural England must retain every conclusive map in electronic form.
(2) In relation to each conclusive map, Natural England must publish the following information on a website maintained by it for the period during which the map remains current—
(a)its date of issue;
(b)a description of the land to which it relates;
(c)a statement indicating—
(i)where (in accordance with paragraph (3)) it is available for inspection;
(ii)how (in accordance with regulation 4(2) and (3)) a reduced scale map may be obtained, including whether a fee is payable and, if so, what fee;
(iii)the website address at which a reduced scale map may be inspected in accordance with regulation 4(1);
(iv)in general terms where reduced scale maps are available for inspection in accordance with regulation 4(4); and
(v)the general effect of the right conferred on the public in relation to access land by section 2(1) of the Act.
(3) Natural England must make a conclusive map available for inspection by the public at all reasonable hours in such office as it considers appropriate, for the period during which the map remains current.
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