Correction to Steeple Renewables Infrastructure Order
Corrected internal cross-references in article 9 of the Steeple Renewables Project Order 2026.
This correction slip amends the Steeple Renewables Project Order 2026 to rectify inaccurate internal cross-references.
It specifically modifies article 9 by replacing incorrect paragraph citations with the intended references.
These changes apply to the legal interpretation of the original Order, affecting developers and planning authorities involved in the Steeple Renewables Project.
Arguments For
The document corrects typographical errors in the original legislation to ensure internal legal consistency.
The correction ensures that cross-references in article 9 point to the intended paragraphs, preventing potential misinterpretation of the project's regulatory framework.
Arguments Against
- Legal practitioners may note that errors in primary statutory instruments require formal correction slips to avoid procedural uncertainty during the implementation of infrastructure projects.
Page 12, article 9(12): "paragraph (4)" should read "paragraph (11)"; and
Page 12, article 9(12)(a): "paragraph (6)" should read "paragraph (13)".
This provision modifies the text of article 9 within the original Order.
It replaces the reference to paragraph 4 with a reference to paragraph 11, and the reference to paragraph 6 with a reference to paragraph 13.
These adjustments ensure the legal requirements and permissions described in those subsections align with the correct parts of the document.
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