The Access to the Countryside (Maps in Draft Form) (England) Regulations 2001

2. Introductory Text

1. Citation, commencement and extent

3. 2. Interpretation

4. 3. Preparation and scale of maps in draft form

5. 4. Consultation on maps in draft form

6. 5. Informing the public of the issue of maps in draft form

7. 6. Where maps in draft form are to be available for inspection

8. 7. Supply of reduced scale maps to members of the public

9. 8. Reduced scale maps on the internet

10. 9. Deposit of reduced scale maps with county councils, district councils, London borough councils and National Park authorities

11. 10. Deposit of reduced scale maps with library authorities

12. 11. Deposit of reduced scale maps with commons registration authorities

13. 12. Representations on maps in draft form

14. 13. Certification of copies of maps issued in draft form

15. 14. Maps in electronic form

16. Signature

17. 1. SCHEDULE

       PERSONS TO BE CONSULTED ON MAPS ISSUED IN DRAFT FORM

       1. PART 1 PERSONS EXERCISING FUNCTIONS FOR A PARTICULAR AREA

          1. The following persons exercising functions for the area of land...

          2. conservation boards established under Part IV of the Countryside and...

          3. county councils,

          4. district councils,

          5. local access forums,

          6. London borough councils,

          7. National Park authorities,

          8. parish councils.

       2. PART 2 OTHER PERSONS

          1. British Association for Shooting and Conservation,

          2. British Mountaineering Council,

          3. Countryside Council for Wales, in respect of any map which...

          4. Country Land and Business Association,

          5. English Nature,

          6. Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England,

          7. Moorland Association,

          8. National Farmers' Union,

          9. Open Spaces Society,

          10. Ramblers' Association,

          11. Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors,

          12. Tenant Farmers Association.

18. Explanatory Note