Section 62 Notification of processions.

to the F2local authority in whose area the procession is to be held, or if it is to be held in the areas of more than one such authority, to each such authorityF3;

if the procession is to be held to any extent in a National Park, to the National Park authority for the National Park;

to the chief constable.

its being posted to the main office of the local authorityF5and (where subsection (1)(aa) above applies) of the National Park authorityF6and to the office of the chief constable so that in the normal course of post it might be expected to arrive not later than F728 days before the date when the procession is to be held; or

its being delivered by hand to F8those offices not later than F928 days before that date.

the date and time when the procession is to be held;

its route;

the number of persons likely to take part in it;

the arrangements for its control being made by the person proposing to hold it; and

the name and address of that person.

made to them F11;

if the procession is to be held to any extent in a National Park, intimated to the National Park authority for the National Park;

intimated to the chief constable, within the period of F1328 days before the date when the procession is to be held, make an order dispensing with the requirements of subsection (2) above in relation to the time limits for the giving of notice of that proposal.

set out the reason why notice of the proposal was not given in accordance with subsections (1) and (2) above

specify the matters mentioned in subsection (3) above,

which is a funeral procession organised by a funeral director acting in the ordinary course of his business; or

which is specified in, or is within a description specified in, an order made by the Scottish Ministers.