(4) The Council must keep and make available for inspection at its harbour office and on its  website( a ) a public register of all in force general directions.  7. —(1) Subject to paragraph (7), if the Council proposes to give, amend or revoke a general  direction, it must—  (2) Where the Council has complied with paragraph (1), it may proceed to give, amend or  revoke a general direction if—  (3) Where a designated consultee has confirmed in writing to the Council that they maintain  their objection to a proposal—  ( a ) Harbour Office, Smeatons Pier, St. Ives, TR26 1LP, www.cornwallharbours.co.uk.  6 Procedure for giving, amending or revoking general directions  (a) give notice in writing of the proposal and a plan of the area over which the proposal  applies to the “designated consultees” them being;  (i) the Chamber of Shipping;  (ii) the Royal Yachting Association; and  (iii) such other persons or organisations as it considers appropriate for the purposes of the  application of this provision;  (b) place a notice of the proposal on the Council’s website and in prominent locations at the  Council’s harbour office on the same date as the notice given in accordance with sub- paragraph (a) and keep that notice on display for a minimum of 6 weeks;  (c) consult with the designated consultees upon the proposal and allow a period of not less  than 6 weeks beginning with the date of the notice given in accordance with sub- paragraphs (a) and (b) for written representations to be made by the designated consultees  and any other persons to the Council regarding the proposal;  (d) have regard to all representations made during consultation;  (e) give notice in writing to the designated consultees, and to those other persons that have  provided a consultation response, following consultation as to whether the Council  proposes to proceed with the proposal and, if so, specifying whether it is making any  modifications to the proposal and its reasons for so doing; and  (f) if the Council proposes to proceed with the proposal and a designated consultee has made  representations against the proposal, invite that designated consultee to confirm in writing  whether they maintain their objection to the proposal within 28 days beginning with the  date of the notice given in accordance with sub-paragraph (e), or such longer period as  the Council may specify.  (a) none of the designated consultees have made representations against the proposal;  (b) none of the designated consultees which made representations against the proposal have  confirmed in writing that they are maintaining their objection to the proposal in  accordance with paragraph (1)(f); or  (c) where a designated consultee has maintained an objection in accordance with paragraph  (1)(f), the requirements of paragraph (3) have been complied with.  (a) the issue must be referred to an independent person (“the adjudicator”) appointed—  (i) by agreement between the Council and each designated consultee maintaining an  objection in accordance with paragraph (1)(f) (“the parties”); or  (ii) failing agreement, by the President of the London Maritime Arbitrators Association  on the application of either of the parties;  (b) so far as is reasonably practicable within 12 weeks beginning with the date of the referral,  the adjudicator must— 