[17G Section 17F: supplemental]
Petroleum Act 1998 (1998 c 17) | Legislation

[17G  Section 17F: supplemental]

[(1)     Where an application is made to the [OGA] under section 17F(5) in respect of a pipeline which is situated partly in, under or over [the territorial sea adjacent to Northern Ireland] and partly in a foreign sector of the continental shelf, the [OGA] shall consult the relevant authorities in the other country with respect to the application before considering it [itself].

(2)     For the purpose of considering an application under section 17F(5), the [OGA] may by notice require the owner or the applicant to provide [it] with such information relevant to the application as may be specified or described in the notice.

(3)     The

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