Revocation
31. As soon as possible after revoking a neighbourhood development plan, neighbourhood development order or community right to build order in accordance with section 61M of the 1990 Act (as applied in the case of neighbourhood development plans by section 38C of the 2004 Act), a local planning authority must—
(a)publish on their website and in such other manner as they consider is likely to bring the order to the attention of people who live, work or carry on business in the neighbourhood area—
(i)a document setting out a statement of the revocation and the reasons for it (“the revocation document”); and
(ii)details of where and when the revocation document may be inspected;
(b)give notice of the revocation to—
(i)the qualifying body or community organisation, as the case may be;
(ii)in the case of the revocation of a neighbourhood development order or community right to build order, any person who the authority knows to be the owner or tenant of any part of the land to which the order applies and whose name and address is known to the local planning authority;
(iii)any person the local planning authority notified of the making of the neighbourhood development order, community right to build order or neighbourhood development plan; and
(iv)any other person the local planning authority consider necessary in order to bring the revocation to the attention of people who live, work or carry on business in the area to which the revoked neighbourhood development order, community right to build order or neighbourhood development plan related; and
(c)cease to make the revoked neighbourhood development order, community right to build order or neighbourhood development plan available on their website and at any other place where it was available for inspection.