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Draft Interim Response to The England Rural Development Plan 2007-2013 Strategic Environmental Assessment Environmental Report In order to meet their obligations under the Strategic Environmental Assessment Directive (European Directive 2001/42/EC) Defra ran a consultation on the draft Programme from 13 April until 5 July 2007. Further details are available at www.defra.gov.uk/corporate/consult/rural-dev2007-13/index.htm This consultation provided interested parties with the opportunity to express their opinions on the findings of an Environmental Report, which was prepared on the likely overall impact of the Programme and to use that report as a reference point for commenting on the Programme's strategy, priorities and proposed activities. Although the consultation ran until 5th July we were asked to submit comments on behalf of the CLA at an early stage as this consultation was going on at the same time as the submission of the National Programme. |
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