Regulation 16 Enforcement body
These Regulations are to be enforced by the relevant local authority.
In this Part “the relevant local authority” is—
in the case of a relevant solid fuel supplied at a place in England where such a fuel is sold, for the purpose of enabling the goods to be taken away, the local authority with responsibility for the area in which the fuel is sold;
in the case of a relevant solid fuel dispatched from a place in England, in the course of the delivery of such a fuel to a person in England, the local authority with responsibility for the area from which the fuel is dispatched;
in the case of a relevant solid fuel dispatched from a place outside England, in the course of the delivery of such a fuel to a person in England, the local authority with responsibility for the area for to which the fuel is to be delivered.
In this regulation—
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“local authority” means—
- (a)
the Common Council for the City of London;
- (b)
a London Borough Council;
- (c)
the Council of the Isles of Scilly;
- (d)
a county council;
- (e)
a district council for an area in which there is no county council.
- (a)
A local authority may appoint an officer to discharge its enforcement functions under these Regulations.