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Making DCLG Byelaws Vanita Patel 11 October 2016 Making byelaws under new arrangements Overview of byelaws Key features of new arrangements Process for making and revoking a byelaw Enforcement of byelaws Top Tips


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Making DCLG Byelaws

Vanita Patel 11 October 2016

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Making byelaws under new arrangements

  • Overview of byelaws
  • Key features of new arrangements
  • Process for making and revoking a

byelaw

  • Enforcement of byelaws
  • Top Tips
  • Further details and guidance

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Overview of byelaws

  • What are byelaws?
  • When are byelaws considered?
  • New Regulations - what does it mean?
  • What are model byelaws?
  • How byelaws sit with PSPOs?

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Key features of new arrangements

  • Old arrangements
  • New arrangements – transferring

power to local councils – local accountability

  • Secretary of State role when making a

byelaw

  • DCLG scrutiny role
  • Revoking a byelaw – No DCLG role

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Process for making a byelaw

Step 1 - Draft proposed byelaw, assessment and consultation Step 2 - Submit application for approval Step 3 – Secretary of State Decision Step 4 – Advertise and consult on the proposed byelaw Step 5 – Consideration of representations/deciding to make the byelaw Step 6 – Publicity after making the byelaw/byelaws coming into force

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Process for revoking a byelaw Step 1 - Assessment and consultation Step 2 – Deciding to revoke the byelaw Step 3 – Revoking the byelaw Step 4 – Publicity after revoking the byelaw

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Enforcement of byelaws

  • How are byelaws enforced?
  • Byelaws and FPNs
  • Byelaws and Council enforcement

policy

  • Role of byelaws in influencing

behaviour

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Top Tips

  • Start preparation well in advance –

identifying groups potentially affected

  • Benefits of using consultation to inform

and shape final byelaws.

  • Evidence and data to inform and

develop robust application…and why this is important

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Further Details and Guidance

  • The Byelaws (Alternative Procedure)

(England)Regulations 2016 (www. legislation.gov.uk)

  • Explanatory Memorandum (www.

legislation.gov.uk)

  • Model byelaws & guidance notes (gov

website)

  • Step by Step guidance on making and

revoking byelaws (gov website)

  • byelaws@communities.gsi.gov.uk