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Natural Environment Bill

Enforcement and other matters - Enforcement - Abatement notices

267: Compliance with abatement notice

You could also call this:

"Following an abatement notice means doing what it says within the given time."

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If you get an abatement notice, you must follow it. You have to do what the notice says within the time it specifies. You also have to pay the costs of following the notice, unless it says otherwise. If you do not agree with the notice, you can appeal, as stated in section 269. This means you can ask for the decision to be reviewed. You should check section 269 for more information on how to appeal. You need to remember that this is part of a proposed new law, which may change how things are done now.

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Part 6Enforcement and other matters
Enforcement: Abatement notices

267Compliance with abatement notice

  1. A person on whom an abatement notice is served must—

  2. comply with the notice within the period specified in the notice; and
    1. unless the notice directs otherwise, pay all the costs and expenses of complying with the notice.
      1. This section is subject to the rights of appeal in section 269.