Northern Ireland — representations not considered by the Department
Under Article 9 of the Traffic Management (Northern Ireland) Order 2005 a person may make representations on statutory grounds, and by Article 9(4) the Department must consider any such representations and any supporting evidence.
Legal basis
Traffic Management (Northern Ireland) Order 2005, Article 9: a person may make representations to the Department on the statutory grounds, and by Article 9(4) the Department must consider any such representations and any supporting evidence.
How to identify this in your case
If you made representations on a statutory ground and the Department's response does not engage with it, put the Department to proof that it considered the ground; if it cannot show it did, request reconsideration.
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- Traffic Management (Northern Ireland) Order 2005, Articles 9 and 12
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