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(1)Not earlier than 5 years, and not later than 6 years, after a local flood risk management plan is finalised, or by such other date as the Scottish Ministers may direct, the lead authority must publish a report on the plan containing—
(a)an assessment of the progress made towards implementing the current measures,
(b)a summary of the current measures which were not implemented, with reasons for their non-implementation, and
(c)a description of any other measures implemented since the plan was finalised which the lead authority considers have contributed to the achievement of the objectives summarised in the supplementary part of the plan.
(2)The lead authority must make copies of the report available for public inspection.
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