Part 10A, Section 204V: Appeals Schedule 19: Compulsory purchase: corresponding provision for purchases by Ministers Conditional orders Effect
Subparagraph (1) gives effect to the amendments made in subparagraphs (2) and (3) in paragraph 3 of Schedule 19.
	Subparagraph (2) inserts paragraph 4AA into Schedule 1 to the 1981 Act.
	New paragraph 4AA(1) gives the Minister the power to confirm a CPO.
	New paragraph 4AA(2) provides that acquiring authorities will only be able to implement CPOs which have been confirmed conditionally, once an application to discharge the conditions has been approved by the Minister.  Where such an application has not been received within the required time or the confirming authority declines the application, the CPO cannot be implemented.
	New paragraph 4AA(3) gives the Minister discretion as to what conditions to impose and the timeframe in which the conditions must be met.
	New paragraph 4AA(4) provides that the application process is to be prescribed.
	New paragraph 4AA(5) requires that the application process must provide for relevant objectors to be notified of the application, have the opportunity to submit written representations to the confirming authority and include provision as to the giving of reasons for the decision by the Minister.
	New paragraph 4AA(6) defines a relevant objector.
	Subparagraph (3) makes consequential amendments to notices issued after confirmation of a CPO and provision for notices to be served on discharge of any condition imposed.