Section 110(5)

In preparing a protected site strategy for a protected site, Natural England must consult— any local planning authority in England which exercises functions in respect of an area— within which any part of the protected site is located, or within which a plan, project or other activity that Natural England considers may have an adverse impact on the conservation or management of the protected site is being, or is proposed to be, undertaken, any public authority in England— that is undertaking, or proposing to undertake, a plan, project or other activity that Natural England considers may have an adverse impact on the conservation or management of the protected site, the consent or approval of which is required in respect of a plan, project or other activity that Natural England considers may have an adverse impact on the conservation or management of the protected site, or that Natural England considers may otherwise be affected by the strategy, any IFC authority in England which exercises functions in respect of an area— the conservation or management of which Natural England considers may be affected by the strategy, or the sea fisheries resources of which Natural England considers may be affected by the strategy, the Marine Management Organisation, where— any part of the protected site is within the MMO’s area, or Natural England considers any part of the MMO’s area may otherwise be affected by the strategy, the Environment Agency, the Secretary of State, and any other person that Natural England considers should be consulted in respect of the strategy, including the general public or any section of it.

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