This book presents Part III of the Environment Act 1995, a legislative document detailing specific provisions related to environmental protection and management in Great Britain. The Act, enacted by Parliament, outlines the framework for various environmental authorities and their powers, focusing on pollution control and conservation efforts. It serves as a primary source document for understanding the legal responsibilities and operational mandates within the environmental sector.

This legislative text is regarded as a foundational document for environmental law in the United Kingdom. As a direct reproduction of parliamentary legislation, its authority stems from its legal standing rather than critical reception. It is primarily utilized by legal professionals, environmental agencies, and policymakers seeking to understand and implement the specific regulations outlined within Part III of the Act.