sec.235When proposal takes effect

### sec.235 When proposal takes effect This section sets out the way of working out when a proposal to change a park rule takes effect. This section applies (as case 1 ) if— no objections are made to the proposal; or the number of objections made to the proposal are not sufficient to require the setting up of a park liaison committee. This section applies (as case 2 ) if— non-resolution notices about the proposal are given to the objectors; and no application is made to a tribunal within the required time. This section applies (as case 3 ) if— a decision is made by a park liaison committee— declaring the proposal to be reasonable; or changing the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make the proposal reasonable; and no application is made to a tribunal within the required time. This section applies (as case 4 ) if a decision is made by a tribunal— declaring the proposal to be reasonable; or changing the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make the proposal reasonable. If case 1 applies, the proposal takes effect— at the end of the objection closing day; or if a later day is stated by the park owner—on the later day. If case 2 applies, the proposal takes effect— at the end of the last day on which an application may be made to a tribunal; or if a later day is stated by the park owner—on the later day. If case 3 applies, the proposal takes effect on the day decided by the park liaison committee. If case 4 applies, the proposal takes effect on the day decided by the tribunal. (sec.235-ssec.1) This section sets out the way of working out when a proposal to change a park rule takes effect. (sec.235-ssec.2) This section applies (as case 1 ) if— no objections are made to the proposal; or the number of objections made to the proposal are not sufficient to require the setting up of a park liaison committee. (sec.235-ssec.3) This section applies (as case 2 ) if— non-resolution notices about the proposal are given to the objectors; and no application is made to a tribunal within the required time. (sec.235-ssec.4) This section applies (as case 3 ) if— a decision is made by a park liaison committee— declaring the proposal to be reasonable; or changing the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make the proposal reasonable; and no application is made to a tribunal within the required time. (sec.235-ssec.5) This section applies (as case 4 ) if a decision is made by a tribunal— declaring the proposal to be reasonable; or changing the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make the proposal reasonable. (sec.235-ssec.6) If case 1 applies, the proposal takes effect— at the end of the objection closing day; or if a later day is stated by the park owner—on the later day. (sec.235-ssec.7) If case 2 applies, the proposal takes effect— at the end of the last day on which an application may be made to a tribunal; or if a later day is stated by the park owner—on the later day. (sec.235-ssec.8) If case 3 applies, the proposal takes effect on the day decided by the park liaison committee. (sec.235-ssec.9) If case 4 applies, the proposal takes effect on the day decided by the tribunal. - (a) no objections are made to the proposal; or - (b) the number of objections made to the proposal are not sufficient to require the setting up of a park liaison committee. - (a) non-resolution notices about the proposal are given to the objectors; and - (b) no application is made to a tribunal within the required time. - (a) a decision is made by a park liaison committee— (i) declaring the proposal to be reasonable; or (ii) changing the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make the proposal reasonable; and - (i) declaring the proposal to be reasonable; or - (ii) changing the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make the proposal reasonable; and - (b) no application is made to a tribunal within the required time. - (i) declaring the proposal to be reasonable; or - (ii) changing the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make the proposal reasonable; and - (a) declaring the proposal to be reasonable; or - (b) changing the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make the proposal reasonable. - (a) at the end of the objection closing day; or - (b) if a later day is stated by the park owner—on the later day. - (a) at the end of the last day on which an application may be made to a tribunal; or - (b) if a later day is stated by the park owner—on the later day.