Paragraph 2

(1)

SEPA may impose an off-site condition for any of the purposes specified in sub-paragraph (2).

(2)

The purposes specified are—

(a)

where SEPA considers it necessary to impose an off-site condition to—

(i)

prevent or mitigate environmental harm;

(ii)

monitor the impact of the regulated activity on the environment or on human health; or

(iii)

restore the environment affected or likely to be affected by the regulated activity; and

(b)

where SEPA considers that—

(i)

a condition of a permit has not been complied with; and

(ii)

steps should be taken in order to remedy the non-compliance.