Provision is also made for the setting aside of any part of the Common and any additional open space for the exclusive use for any specified form of, or any specified, recreational or educational activity. Clause 20 enables the Council, with the exception of their power to appoint days for the coming into force of the Act and to designate additional open space under clause 6, to delegate their functions under the Act to the Commission or any other person or body. The Council is given power to make charges for the use of facilities or services or for the exclusive use of any part of the Common or additional open space for any specified form of, or specified, recreational or educational activity. In particular it provides that the Commission may, with the consent of the Council, do anything which is calculated to facilitate, or is conducive or incidental to, the discharge of its functions. Clause 22 enables the Commission to enter into agreements, on terms approved by the Council, permitting the grazing of animals on the Common or any additional open space.
Provision is made for the prevention of over-grazing.
Clause 23 enables the Commission, with the approval of the Council, to make regulations to secure the good management of the Common, as respects the exercise of rights of common and the good husbandry of animals grazed on the Common. Clause 24 provides that the procedure for making regulations will be similar to that for byelaws made by local authorities under the Local Government Act 1972. Clause 25 enables the Commission to appoint reeves to enforce the regulations. Clause 26 requires the Commission to prepare a register of commoners who exercise rights of common on the Common or who apply to be registered. A commoner who, without reasonable excuse, exercises a right of common without being entered on the register or who gives false or misleading particulars will be guilty of an offence.