Circumstances in which proposals may be made
22.—(1) Where a designated person considers that in respect of any of its designated hereditaments the rateable value shown in the list is not the amount properly determined in accordance with an order under paragraph 3(2) of Schedule 6 to the Act, that person may make a proposal by serving on the central valuation officer a notice in writing identifying the hereditaments in question and containing the information mentioned in paragraph (2).
(2) The information is—
(a)the designated person’s name and address;
(b)the rateable value proposed to be entered in the list;
(c)a statement of the designated person’s reasons for believing the list to be incorrect;
(d)if the proposal seeks an alteration of a day shown in the list as the day from which an entry has effect, the day proposed in its place.
(3) The central valuation officer shall, within six weeks of the service on him of a proposal, serve a copy of it on the appropriate Secretary of State.