The High Hedges (Appeals) (Wales) Regulations 2004

Interpretation

2.  In these Regulations—

“appeal” (“apêl”) means an appeal under section 71 of the Act;

“appeal form” (“ffurflen apêl) means a document in the form supplied by the National Assembly for the purpose of proceedings under these Regulations or a document containing all the information required by that form;

“appointed person” (“person penodedig”) means a person appointed under section 72(3) of the Act;

“the parties” (“y partïon”) means—

(a)

the appellant;

(b)

the relevant authority;

(c)

every other person who is a complainant in relation to the complaint by reference to which a remedial notice was given; and

(d)

every owner or occupier of the land on which the high hedge is situated;

“questionnaire” (“holiadur”) means a document in the form supplied by the National Assembly for the purpose of proceedings under these Regulations or a document containing all the information required by that form;

“relevant time limits” (“terfynau amser perthnasol”) means the time limits prescribed by these Regulations or, where the National Assembly has exercised its power under regulation 22, any such later time limit as has been determined under that regulation; and

“starting date” (“dyddiad cychwyn”) means, in relation to an appeal, the date notified by the National Assembly under regulation 10.