S.L. 549.45 ст. 3Granting of permission. Cap. 552. Cap. 552.

(1) Permission is hereby granted for the classes of activities described in Schedule I, subject to all relevant exceptions, conditions, restrictions, rules, limitations and exclusions, including the notification procedure as provided for in article 5, as applicable.

(2) The granting of such a permission shall not imply, whether directly or indirectly, permission for any other activity or development, ancillary to or even indispensable or inevitable for the proper execution of the permitted activity, nor does such a permission exempt from any other requirement according to law or consent from third parties, or exempt from liability or responsibility any person contravening any provision of law, whether applicable during the execution of the permission or subsequent thereto, or as consequential involuntary damage caused.

(3) The permission under sub-regulation (1) shall not dispense from the requirement of any other permission, even where not specifically mentioned in the Schedules to these regulations, including:

(i) any permit or licence under the Act;

(ii) any development permit;

(iii) any permit from the sanitary authorities; and

(iv) any other permit or licence from a Government department or agency;

(v) nor from any guarantee, bond, insurance or condition that may be imposed or implied by any permit or licence.

(4) Nothing in these regulations shall permit any activity that is contrary to, or would circumvent, any condition or limitation imposed by:

(i) any permit, clearance or license issued in accordance with the Act; or

(ii) any development permission granted on an application made in accordance with the Development Planning Act.

(5) A permission under these regulations shall not apply if it runs counter to policies or plans or legislation or policy guidance approved according to the Act or the Development Planning Act, applicable at the time of the notification, or if it causes or is likely to cause harm to human health or the environment.