Part 2: Telecommunications Infrastructure Section 67: Unresponsive Occupiers Paragraph 27ZG: Compensation
Sub-paragraph (1) sets out that this paragraph applies after a court has made a Part 4ZA order.
	Sub-paragraph (2) provides that, if an application for the operator to do so is made by the required grantor, the court may order an operator to pay compensation to the required grantor for any loss or damage sustained, or that will be sustained by the latter, as a result of the exercise by the former of a Part 4ZA Code right.
	Sub-paragraph (3) provides that a court may make an order to pay compensation at any time after the Part 4ZA order has been made, including at a time after the Part 4ZA ceases to apply.
	Sub-paragraph (4) provides that an order made under this paragraph can either a) specify the amount of compensation that the operator should pay, or b) give directions for how an amount of compensation should be determined.
	Sub-paragraph (5) provides that if the approach described above at (4)(b) is taken, these directions may provide for the amount of compensation to be agreed between the operator and required grantor, or for a dispute about the amount of compensation to be settled through arbitration.
	Sub-paragraph (6) provides that a compensation order may require the operator to pay compensation in several ways, including making a lump sum payment, periodical payments, on the occurrence of a particular event, or in another form the court sees fit to direct.
	Sub-paragraph (7) provides that paragraph 84 of the Code (compensation where agreement is imposed or apparatus removed) makes further provision about compensation where a Part 4ZA order has been made.