This Makes It Clear That The Land Management Initiatives Adhered By The

This makes it clear that the land management initiatives adhered by the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill will not only accomplish effectiveness in land management but also accomplish sustainable rural development through the enforcement of the commission for rural communities.
Land Management in Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
The Section 85 of CROW Act 2000 empowers the relevant bodies to exercise their functions in relation to the AONB. In the light of the above statement the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill can exercise its authority to protect specific areas and also the interests of the community through enforcing specific bylaws not only for drainage management but also for the sustainable rural development. The commission for rural communities not only monitor the Government policy implementations but also as a watchdog to prevent any abuse of areas of outstanding natural beauty. This further makes it clear that the enforcement Section 85 of CROW Act 2000 are subject to the Section 11A of the National Parks and Access to the Country Side Act of 1949 which monitors many statutory undertakers including public gas transporters, water and Sewerage undertakers, universal service provider etc.
The aforementioned arguments justify that the legal implications of the enforcement of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill although friendly to the rural environment further intensifies the issues faced by statutory undertakers through the increased level of regulations and restrictions to access in the rural areas. This is applicable not only the AONB but across the entire rural geography itself.
This not only affects the growth of the technological developments in the rural areas but also hinders the overall rural development itself since the rural development can be effectively accomplished only through the modernization of the community. This also justifies that the effective rural development can be accomplished only through the relaxed implementation of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill rather than focusing upon the Natural environment preservation. The analysis in the next section on the business development in the country side will provide further insight on the impact of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill.
5.0: Business Development in countryside and Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill
Striving for the modernization of the rural areas always accompanies the implementation of new rural development policies to deploy modern business development strategies. One of the particular legislative requirements that is of interest in this section is Universal service Provider (s.76 of, and paragraph 93(x) of Schedule 4 to, the Post Office Act 1969 (1969 c48)).