Part 4: Enforcement Enforcement notices 37: Enforcement notices: reviews and appeals
This section sets out provisions on reviews and appeals of enforcement notices. Subsection (1) provides that regulations must secure that the person served an enforcement notice has the right to review and appeal against that notice being served and provides for the grounds on which that appeal can be made, make an appeal to the First-tier tribunal, and provides for further regulations to be made in relation to the notice pending the outcome of the appeal.
	Subsection (2) provides that regulations may make provision conferring on the Secretary of State and the First-tier Tribunal functions for the purposes of them carrying out their roles on a review of a decision to issue an enforcement notice and on an appeal of the outcome of that review respectively.