Taking effect and extension of stop work order
11.4 Taking effect and extension of stop work order
A stop work order takes effect on and from the date on which—
a copy of the order is affixed in a conspicuous place in the area in which the action is or is about to be carried out, or
the person carrying out or about to carry out the action (or not carrying out the action) is notified, either in writing or verbally, that the order has been made,
whichever is the sooner. An order notified to a person verbally ceases to have effect unless it is confirmed in writing to the person within 72 hours.
The Environment Agency Head may extend the operation of a stop work order by making a further order or orders under this Division.
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