Paragraph 4 I1

that, in the prescribed circumstances, notice of an application is published in the prescribed manner;

that, in the prescribed circumstances and in any other case where the appropriate Minister so directs, notice of an application is served on the persons who are prescribed or are specified in the direction;

that every notice published or served in pursuance of the regulations states the period within which objections to the application may be made, and the manner in which any objections are to be made;

that the period so stated is not less than the prescribed period after the publication or service of the notice;

that, where such a notice requires objections to be sent to a person other than the appropriate Minister, the recipient of the objections is required to send copies of them to the appropriate Minister.

must consider those objections, together with all other material considerations, with a view to determining whether a public inquiry should be held with respect to the application; and

if he thinks it appropriate to do so, must cause a public inquiry to be held, either in addition to or instead of any other hearing or opportunity of stating objections to the application.