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9.—(1) The Authority must, within the period of 2 weeks beginning with the start date, give notice that an appeal has been lodged—
(a)to any person (other than the appellant) who has made representations to the Authority in respect of the subject matter of the appeal, and
(b)to any other person it considers likely to have an interest.
(2) The notice must state—
(a)the start date;
(b)the name and location of the site to which the appeal relates;
(c)the name of the appellant;
(d)that the appeal will be determined by way of written representations, a hearing or an inquiry (as the case may be);
(e)that, within the period of 4 weeks beginning with the date of the notice, the recipient may send to the Secretary of State any written representations the recipient wishes to make;
(f)the address to which such representations must be sent;
(g)that any representations received will be sent to the appellant and the Authority;
(h)that if the recipient makes representations, the recipient will be notified by the Secretary of State of the date of any hearing or inquiry that may be held.
(3) The notice must be accompanied by a copy of the decision to which the appeal relates.
(4) The Authority must, within the period of 2 weeks beginning with the start date, send to the Secretary of State and the appellant—
(a)a list of the persons to whom, and the dates on which, notice under paragraph (1) was given; and
(b)copies of all representations referred to in paragraph (1)(a).
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