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16The regulations may provide for specified provisions of the regulations to have effect in relation only to—
(a)specified controlled activities,
(b)the carrying on of controlled activities in specified circumstances, or
(c)the carrying on of controlled activities by specified persons or descriptions of persons.
17General binding rules may—
(a)impose conditions or requirements,
(b)prescribe standards or objectives to be complied with or achieved,
(c)require standards or objectives specified in or under other enactments to be complied with or achieved.
18In connection with the imposition of conditions as mentioned in paragraph 5(6) the regulations may in particular provide—
(a)for such conditions to be imposed in the light of any specified general principles and any directions or guidance given under the regulations,
(b)for such guidance to include guidance sanctioning reliance by a regulator on any arrangements referred to in the guidance to operate to secure a particular result as an alternative to imposing a condition,
(c)for such conditions to be imposed by reference to agreements between or among holders of licences as to the carrying on by them of the controlled activities authorised by the licences.
19The regulations may—
(a)require any such scheme as is mentioned in paragraph 7 to be so framed that the fees and charges payable under the scheme—
(i)are determined in the light of any specified general principles and any directions or guidance given under the regulations,
(ii)are sufficient, taking one year with another, to cover such expenditure (whether or not incurred by the regulator to whom they are so payable) as is specified,
(b)authorise any such scheme to make different provision for different cases (and specify particular kinds of such cases).
20(1)The regulations may provide for any such offence as is mentioned in paragraph 12 to be triable—
(a)only summarily,
(b)either summarily or on indictment.
(2)The regulations may provide for such an offence to be punishable—
(a)on summary conviction by—
(i)imprisonment for a term not exceeding such period as is specified (which must not exceed 6 months), or
(ii)a fine not exceeding such amount as is specified (which must not exceed £20,000),
or both,
(b)on conviction on indictment by—
(i)imprisonment for a term not exceeding such period as is specified (which must not exceed 5 years), or
(ii)a fine,
or both.
(3)The regulations may provide for continuing offences and for any such offences to be punishable by a daily or other periodic fine of such amount as is specified (in addition to any punishment provided for in pursuance of sub-paragraph (2)).
(4)The Scottish Ministers may by order substitute for the sum for the time being specified in sub-paragraph (2)(a)(ii) such other sum as appears to them to be justified by a change in the value of money appearing to them to have taken place since the last occasion on which the sum was fixed.
21In this schedule—
“general binding rules” means rules specified in the regulations in pursuance of paragraph 3(2),
“notification” means notification of a proposal to carry on a controlled activity in accordance with any provision made in the regulations in pursuance of paragraph 4(1),
“registration” means registration under any provision made in the regulations in pursuance of paragraph 3(4)(b),
“the regulations” means regulations under section 20,
“regulators” has the meaning given in paragraph 2(1),
“specified” means specified in the regulations,
“water use licence” means a licence granted under any provision made in the regulations in pursuance of paragraph 3(4)(a).
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