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Regulation 7

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Any objections to an order which the Secretary of State proposes to make otherwise than in accordance with a draft submitted to him by a committee shall be made in writing and shall be sent to the Secretary of State at the address aforesaid—

(a)

where the objection is made by the committee, the non-metropolitan county council or, where the order relates to a metropolitan district or outer London borough, the metropolitan district council or outer London borough council, the magistrates of an existing petty sessional division in the area or an interested authority, within one month of the date when a copy of the Secretary of State’s proposals is sent to the objector;

(b)

in any other case, within one month from the date when notice of the Secretary of State’s proposals is first published in a newspaper circulating in the area.