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100 Minister to consult Before making, amending, extending or revoking an interim protection declaration, the Minister must— (a) consult with the Council about the proposal; and (b) give any person who the Minister reasonably considers is likely to be affected by the proposal 14 days' written notice of the proposal; and (c) give each person to whom notice is given under paragraph (b) the opportunity to be heard with respect to the proposal.

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