“Coronavirus exemption from public inspection requirements  10A. —(1) Regulations 9(2)(c) and 9(2)(f)(iii) do not apply where the effects of  coronavirus, including any restrictions on movement, mean that it is not reasonably  practicable for the public to inspect copies of documents at a specified address within the  United Kingdom.  (2) Regulation 10(2)(d)(ii) does not apply where the effects of coronavirus, including any  restrictions on movement, mean that it is not reasonably practicable for the public to inspect  copies of documents at a specified address within the United Kingdom.  (3) Where paragraph (1) applies—  (4) Where paragraph (2) applies—  (5) For the purpose of this regulation, “coronavirus” means severe acute respiratory  syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2).”.  Kwasi Karteng Minister of State  Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy  21st April 2020  EXPLANATORY NOTE  (This note is not part of the Regulations)  2 These Regulations make amendments to the Offshore Petroleum Production and Pipe-lines  (Assessment  of  Environmental  Effects)  Regulations  1999  (S.I.  1999/360)  (the  “1999  Regulations”). The 1999 Regulations set out requirements regarding environmental statements for  proposed offshore oil and gas projects. This forms part of the approval process for such projects.  The amendments disapply the requirement for offshore oil and gas developers to make copies of  relevant documents available for public inspection at an address in the United Kingdom where the  effects of coronavirus mean that is not reasonably practicable for the public to inspect them. The  (d) the undertaker must include in the notice referred to in regulation 10(2)(d) a  statement on how a copy of the application for consent may be obtained by post, in  the same way as for the environmental statement, as set out in regulation  10(2)(d)(iii).  (c) the undertaker must make available by post a copy of the application for consent in  the same way as for the environmental statement, as set out in regulation 10(2)(c),  but the undertaker may not charge for the supply of a copy of the application for  consent;  (b) regulations 10(2)(c) and 10(2)(d)(iii) do not require the undertaker to make copies  of documents available for collection in person;  (a) regulation 10(2)(c) does not require the undertaker to make copies of documents  available for public inspection at an address within the United Kingdom;  (c) the undertaker must include in the notice referred to in regulation 9(2)(f) a  statement on how a copy of the application for consent may be obtained by post, in  the same way as for the environmental statement, as set out in regulation  9(2)(f)(vi).  (b) the undertaker must make available by post a copy of the application for consent in  the same way as for the environmental statement, as set out in regulations 9(2)(d),  9(2)(e) and 9(5), but the undertaker may not charge for the supply of a copy of the  application for consent;  (a) regulations 9(2)(d), 9(2)(e), 9(2)(f)(vi) and 9(5) do not require the undertaker to  make copies of documents available for collection in person; 