Coming into effect and cessation of notices and exemptions under cl. 57
59 Coming into effect and cessation of notices and exemptions under cl. 57
A notice under clause 57(1) or (6) must state the date and time at which it is signed.
A notice under clause 57(1) or (6) must also state, for each exemption under the notice, that the exemption is to expire —
when the state of emergency declaration ceases to be in force; or
at a date and time stated in the notice, which must not be later than the end of the period of 5 years beginning on the day on which the notice is signed.
A notice under clause 57(1) or (6) takes effect when it is signed.
An exemption under a notice under clause 57(1) remains in effect, subject to any amendment or revocation of the notice under clause 57(6), until the time of expiry stated under subclause (2) for that exemption.
When an exemption under a notice under clause 57(1) is amended or ceases to be in effect, the provisions of this Scheme in relation to non‑conforming uses of land do not apply in relation to any development of land that was permitted only because of the effect of the exemption prior to the amendment or cessation.
[Clause 59 inserted: Act No. 41 of 2024 s. 5.]
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