Perhaps I may ask a question which has struck me. The Minister has spoken to Amendment No. 207 to subsection (6)(d) dealing with the taking or working of minerals for which no planning permission has been given. I live under a regime slightly different from that which exists down here. In Scotland, there is the idea that customary use by a landowner of minerals is permitted and this clause, to my reading, would tend to rule that out. Does that change the position?
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Duke of Montrose
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