Strategic Infrastructure Corridors (Strategic and Recreational Use) Act 2016
9Parliament must authorise corridor notice before it is made
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9 Parliament must authorise corridor notice before it is made
(1) The Minister may only declare a strategic infrastructure corridor under section 6 if both Houses of Parliament have approved a draft of the declaration (a draft declaration).
(2) The Minister may lay before both Houses of Parliament a copy of a draft declaration.
(3) For the purposes of this section, a House of Parliament is taken to have approved a draft declaration if a copy of the draft declaration has been laid on the table of that House and –
(a) the draft declaration is approved by the House; or
(b) by the expiration of the 5 sitting-days after the copy of the draft declaration was laid on the table of that House –
(i) no notice has been given of a motion to disallow the draft declaration; or
(ii) if such notice has been given, the notice has been withdrawn or the motion has been negatived; or
(c) if a notice of a motion to disallow the draft declaration has been given but not withdrawn or negatived within that period of 5 sitting-days, the notice is withdrawn or the motion is negatived after the expiration of that period.