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Under sections 11, 32 and 38 of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000, the National Assembly for Wales has the power to make regulations to provide the procedures to be followed in determining appeals brought under Part I of the Act. These Regulations will initially have effect in relation to appeals by persons against the showing of land, in which they have an interest, on a provisional map as open country or registered common land. It is intended that these Regulations will also form the basis of the procedures of other specified appeals under the Act. Part II (regs. 3 to 6) sets out the initial procedures which will have effect irrespective of whether the appeal is to be determined by exchange of written representations or following a hearing or public local inquiry. Part III (regs. 7 to 9) provides the procedures to be followed where a party to an appeal has chosen to have the appeal determined through an exchange of written representations. Part IV (regs. 10 to 16) provides the procedures to be followed where a party to an appeal has chosen for the appeal to be determined following a hearing. Part V (regs. 17 to 28) provides the procedures to be followed where a party to an appeal has chosen for the appeal to be determined following a public local inquiry. Part VI (regulations 29 to 36) sets out miscellaneous matters.
Implements: Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 (2000 Chapter 37). (2000-11-30)
Amended by: Countryside Access (Means of Access, Appeals etc.) (Wales) Regulations 2005 (S.I. No. 1270 (W.90) of 2005). (2005-05-04)
