熱門推薦罰單破解實戰交通警察名師 25 年經驗,親授警察臨檢、檢舉魔人、科技執法、車禍糾紛的執法邏輯看課程介紹
購物車我的課程我的書籤免費註冊
Town and Country Planning Act 1990

Town and Country Planning Act 1990 Sch 4B para 16

Sch 4B para 16

(1) The Secretary of State ... may by regulations make provision about referendums held under paragraph 14 or 15. (2) The regulations may in particular make provision— (a) dealing with any case where there are two or more relevant councils any of whose areas fall within the referendum area, (b) for only one relevant council to be subject to the duty to make arrangements for the referendum in a case within paragraph (a), (c) prescribing a date by which the referendum must be held or before which it cannot be held, (d) as to the question to be asked in the referendum and any explanatory material in relation to that question (including provision conferring power on a local planning authority to set the question and provide that material), (e) as to the publicity to be given in connection with the referendum, (f) about the limitation of expenditure in connection with the referendum, (g) as to the conduct of the referendum, (h) as to when, where and how voting in the referendum is to take place, (i) as to how the votes cast are to be counted, (j) about certification as to the number of persons voting in the referendum and as to the number of those persons voting in favour of a neighbourhood development order, and (k) about the combination of polls at a referendum held under paragraph 14 or 15 with polls at another referendum or at any election. (3) The regulations may apply or incorporate, with or without modifications, any provision made by or under any enactment relating to elections or referendums. (4) But where the regulations apply or incorporate (with or without modifications) any provision that creates an offence, the regulations may not impose a penalty greater than is provided for in respect of that provision. (5) Before making the regulations, the Secretary of State ... must consult the Electoral Commission. (6) In this paragraph “ enactment ” means an enactment, whenever passed or made.

Read this section in the full act → · Open its part →

Read the official text ↗

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.