Part 2: Telecommunications Infrastructure Section 67: Unresponsive Occupiers Paragraph 27ZE: When a Part 4A order can be made and its effect
Sub-paragraph (1) provides that the court may make a "Part 4ZA order" if (and only if) (a) the requirements for applying for the order have been met and (b) the required grantor has not objected to the making of the order.
	Sub-paragraph (2) provides that a Part 4ZA order is an order which imposes an agreement between the required grantor and the network operator by which the required grantor confers specific code rights identified in the request notice in respect of the relevant land, or which provides for the code right identified in that notice in respect of the relevant land, to bind the required grantor.
	Sub-paragraph (4) provides that the terms of an agreement imposed by a Part 4ZA order are restricted to those specified in regulations. Those regulations will be made by the Secretary of State subject to the affirmative resolution procedure.
	Sub-paragraph (5) sets out the terms of the agreement which must be set out in regulations made by the Secretary of State. These include: restricting the operators right to enter land to agreed times except in cases of emergency, imposing requirements on operator’s insurance cover and indemnification of the required grantor, imposing requirements to restore the land when any works are completed and prohibiting the installation of apparatus on land when the intent is to later install apparatus over or under it.
	Before making regulations, as set out in sub-paragraph (6), the Secretary of State must consult various parties, including representatives of owners of interests in land who the Secretary of State considers are likely to be affected by the regulations.