Part 10A, Section 204V: Appeals Schedule 19: Compulsory purchase: corresponding provision for purchases by Ministers Online publicity Effect
Subparagraph (1) gives effect to the amendments made in (2) to (6) in Schedule 1 to the 1981 Act.
	Subparagraph (2) changes the italic heading "Notices in newspapers" to "Public notices".
	Subparagraph (3) amends paragraph 2 of Schedule 1. It:
amends subparagraph (1) to maintain the requirement for a newspaper notice to be published for two successive weeks and introduces the requirement to publish a notice in the prescribed form for 21 days on an appropriate website.
makes consequential amendments to subparagraph (2) as a result of paragraph (a).
gives the appropriate authority a new power to direct that the existing requirement for a notice to name a place where a CPO and map can be viewed does not apply. This power can only be exercised where the appropriate authority is satisfied that there are special circumstances which mean it is impractical for the acquiring authority to make the documents available in a physical location.
makes a consequential amendment as a result of the changes to subparagraph (2).
	Subparagraph (4) amends paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 which sets out the requirements to notify certain persons prior to submitting a CPO for confirmation. It introduces a new requirement for the notice to include details of a website where the draft CPO and associated map can be viewed. It also requires that the notice should specify the final date for making objections.
	Subparagraph (5) inserts a new paragraph "Final day for making objections" into Schedule 1. This new paragraph explains what the final day for making objections to a CPO is. The time period for making objections has not changed. This paragraph is only needed to clarify the position following the introduction of the additional requirements to publish notices under paragraphs 2 and 3 on an appropriate website.
	Subparagraph (6) amends paragraph 6 of Schedule 1 which sets out requirements to publish notices after a CPO has been confirmed. It:
introduces a new additional requirement for acquiring authorities to publish the notice on an appropriate website for 6 weeks.
introduces a new additional requirement for the notice to specify a website where a CPO and associated map can be viewed.
gives appropriate authorities a new power to direct that the existing requirement for a notice to name a place where a CPO and map can be viewed does not apply. This power can only be exercised where the appropriate authority is satisfied that there are special circumstances which mean it is impractical for the acquiring authority to make copies available in a physical location.