Planning Act 2023
428Ongoing controlled activity orders
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428 Ongoing controlled activity orders (1) The territory planning authority may make a controlled activity order (an ongoing controlled activity order) that— (a) remains in force for a stated period of 2 or more years, but not longer than 5 years; and (b) cannot be revoked on application by the person to whom the order is directed. (2) However, the territory planning authority must not make an ongoing controlled activity order unless— (a) the controlled activity to which the order relates is failing to keep a leasehold clean; and (b) the order is directed to a named person; and
(c) each person to whom the order is directed has contravened 2 or more controlled activity orders relating to failing to keep the leasehold clean; and (d) at least 2 of the contraventions by each person happened in the period of 5 years ending on the day the ongoing controlled activity order is made. Example—order not directed to named person an order directed to the occupier of the premises at 123 Licorice Street