Revocation: publicity after making the byelaw
17.—(1) Not less than seven days before the date on which the byelaw comes into force, the relevant authority must—
(a)deposit a copy of the byelaw at its principal office;
(b)publish on its website (if any) a notice—
(i)stating that the byelaw has been made;
(ii)specifying the date on which it comes into force; and
(iii)specifying the place at which it may be inspected and copies obtained; and
(c)publicise the byelaw in such other manner as it considers fit.
(2) The relevant authority must provide a copy of the byelaw to any person on request on payment of such reasonable charge as the relevant authority may determine.
(3) The relevant authority must remove all signs which summarise the effect of a byelaw revoked under this Part, as soon as reasonably practicable after the date on which the byelaw is revoked.
(4) Regulation 12(2) to (7) applies in relation to a byelaw made under this Part as it applies in relation to a byelaw made under Part 3.