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CurrentOrder may specify standards and work that will satisfy those standards
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139 Order may specify standards and work that will satisfy those standards
(1)
Instead of specifying the things the person to whom the order is given must do or refrain from doing, an order—
(a)
may specify the standard that the premises are required to meet, and
(b)
may indicate the nature of the work that, if carried out, would satisfy that standard.
(2)
Such an order may require the owner or occupier to prepare and submit to the council, within the period (not exceeding 3 months) specified in the order, particulars of the work the owner or occupier considers necessary to make provision for such matters as may be so specified.
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