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The Biodiversity Gain Site Register Regulations 2024
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PART 10Effect of applications to and decisions etc of the register operator
Applications etc and decisions to have effect only for the purposes of these Regulations
36.—(1) The provision of any information or document to the register operator for any purpose under these Regulations (whether by making an application which includes it or otherwise) does not have effect as a notification of any matter to the register operator for any other purpose.
(2) No decision of the register operator under these Regulations may be taken as indicating consent or assent to, or any other kind of approval of or acquiescence to, the carrying out of any particular works on the land to which the decision relates.
No infringement of copyright by register operator
37. The register operator does not infringe copyright in a work by doing anything, in relation to a document recording or embodying the work, which is necessary for the purpose of complying with—
(a)an obligation of the register operator under regulation 11(3)(b) to place the document on the biodiversity gain site register, or
(b)the register operator’s obligation under regulation 4 to ensure that information in the document, when the document has been placed on the biodiversity gain site register, is accessible to members of the public.
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