Article 9 Inquiry timetableI1
England and Wales
Where a pre-inquiry meeting is held pursuant to rule 6, the inspector shall at that meeting—
propose a timetable for the proceedings at, or at part of, the inquiry, and
specify the date by which any proof of evidence and summary sent in accordance with rule 16(1) shall be received by him,
and shall arrange for written notice to be given of the date so specified to every person entitled to appear at the inquiry.
The inspector shall arrange—
after the conclusion of a pre-inquiry meeting held pursuant to rule 6 for a copy of the timetable for the proceedings to be sent to the Secretary of State for approval; and
following such approval for a copy of the timetable for the proceedings to be sent to every person entitled to appear at the inquiry.
The inspector may subsequently vary the timetable mentioned in paragraph (2) but he shall not do so before the start of the inquiry without the approval of the Secretary of State.
Where a pre-inquiry meeting is held pursuant to rule 8 the inspector may arrange a timetable for the proceedings at, or at part of, the inquiry and may at any time vary the timetable.
An inspector may specify in a timetable arranged under paragraph (4) a date by which any proof of evidence and summary required by rule 16(1) to be sent to him shall be so sent.
Annotations
Commencement
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Rule 9 in force at 23.8.2004, see rule 1