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4.—(1) Each notice served under this Part must—
(a)identify the appropriate person on whom it is served (“recipient”);
(b)specify—
(i)the remedial measures which require to be undertaken;
(ii)the date by (or period within) which each measure must be completed;
(iii)any improvements to the hydromorphological characteristics which the measures are intended to facilitate; and
(iv)the environmental objectives which the measures are intended to facilitate; and
(c)inform the recipient of the right of appeal against the notice under regulation 16.
(2) The notice must not require a remedial measure to be undertaken (or commenced) within the period of 2 months beginning with the day on which the notice was served.
(3) Where the notice is served on more than one appropriate person, it must—
(a)identify each recipient; and
(b)specify whether each remedial measure is to be undertaken—
(i)by an individual recipient and, if so, which recipient; or
(ii)jointly by two or more recipients and, if so, which recipients.
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