Section 57(5)

The enforcing authority shall not serve a remediation notice on a person if and so long as any one or more of the following conditions is for the time being satisfied in the particular case, that is to say— the authority is satisfied, in consequence of section 78E(4) and (5) above, that there is nothing by way of remediation which could be specified in a remediation notice served on that person; the authority is satisfied that appropriate things are being, or will be, done by way of remediation without the service of a remediation notice on that person; it appears to the authority that the person on whom the notice would be served is the authority itself; or the authority is satisfied that the powers conferred on it by section 78N below to do what is appropriate by way of remediation are exercisable.

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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-07-30