Section 57(5)

Regulations under subsection (4) above may (among other things)— include provisions comparable to those in section 290 of the Public Health Act 1936 (appeals against notices requiring the execution of works); prescribe the cases in which a remediation notice is, or is not, to be suspended until the appeal is decided, or until some other stage in the proceedings; prescribe the cases in which the decision on an appeal may in some respects be less favourable to the appellant than the remediation notice against which he is appealing; prescribe the cases in which the appellant may claim that a remediation notice should have been served on some other person and prescribe the procedure to be followed in those cases; make provision as respects— the particulars to be included in the notice of appeal; the persons on whom notice of appeal is to be served and the particulars, if any, which are to accompany the notice; and the abandonment of an appeal; make different provision for different cases or classes of case.

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