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Regulations 25(2) and (3)
1. The certificate is not in the prescribed form.
2. The certificate does not describe the work to which it relates.
3. The certificate does not specify the plans to which it relates.
4. Except where the public body’s plans certificate is combined with a public body’s notice, no public body’s notice was in force in respect of work described in the certificate at the time the certificate was given.
5. A public body’s notice was in force with respect to the work described in the certificate at the time the certificate was given, but—
(a)the certificate is not signed by or on behalf of the public body which gave that notice; or
(b)that body has ceased to be a public body within the meaning of section 54 of the Act.
6. The public body was obliged by regulation 23 to consult the fire and rescue authority before giving the certificate, but the certificate does not contain a declaration that they have been consulted in accordance with that regulation.
7. The public body was obliged by regulation 24 to consult the sewerage undertaker before giving the certificate, but the certificate does not contain a declaration that they have been consulted in accordance with that regulation.
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