Chapter 2: Development plans etc Chapter 3: Heritage Section 44AC Temporary stop notices in England: Compensation
Subsection (1) states that a person who has an interest in the building, on the day when a temporary stop notice is first displayed and makes a claim to the local planning authority within the prescribed time and manner, entitled to be paid compensation by the authority in respect of any loss or damage directly attributable to the effect of the notice.
	Subsection (2) states that subsection (1) only applies if the works specified in the notice are not in contravention of section 9(1) or (2) or if the authority withdraws the notice (but only if the local planning authority withdraws the notice other than following the grant listed building consent after the date specified in the notice).
	Subsection (3) states that loss or damages in respect of which compensation is payable includes a sum payable in respect of a breach of contract caused by taking necessary action to comply with the notice.
	Subsection (4) states that no compensation is payable in the case of loss or damaged suffered if (a) the claimant was required to provide information under a relevant provision and (b) the loss or damaged could have been avoided if the claimant had provided the information, or otherwise co-operated with the planning authority, when responding to the notice.
	Subsection (5) defines the relevant provisions in subsection (4)(a).
	Subsection (3) inserts a reference to section 44AC into section 31 (general provisions as to the compensation for depreciation under this Part) of the Listed Buildings Act.
	Subsection (4) amends the heading of section 44B (temporary stop notices) to refer to Wales only.
	Subsection (5) amends the heading of section 44C (temporary stop notices: offences) to refer to Wales only and to cross-refer to section 44B.
	Subsection (6) amends the heading of section 44D (compensation in relation to temporary stop notice) to refer to Wales only.
	Subsection (7) applies sections 44AA, 44AB and 44AC to section 45 (concurrent enforcement functions in London of the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission).
	Subsection (8) provides for the ability for the Secretary of State to issue a temporary stop notice under section 46 (concurrent enforcement functions of the Secretary of State) in respect of any land in England.
	Subsection (9) creates an exception for the application of 44AB to Crown land.
	Subsection (10) allows for rights of entry under section 88 to a person duly authorized in writing by the Secretary of State, a local planning authority in England or, where the authorisation relates to a building situated in Greater London, the Commission, to secure the display of a temporary stop notices under section 44AA, ascertain whether a temporary stop notice is being complied with, or consider any claim for compensation under section 44AC.
	Subsection (11) creates an exception for the application of section 88B subsection (1), requiring twenty-four hours notice be given prior to entry, to those people intending to enter land for either the purposes of displaying a temporary stop notice or ascertaining whether a temporary stop notice is being complied with.
	Subsection (12) sets out how a temporary stop notice interacts with building preservation notices.