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Conducted consultations. 130) The Polish regulatory environment has been gradually adjusted to better accommodate prospective private shale gas developers ever since the adoption of new Geological and Mining Law in 2011,498 particularly with its major share-related amendment of 2014.499,500 While those legislative processes obviously involved public consultations required by the above-discussed laws, the summaries of consultations submitted by the Government to the Parliament along with bills for further legislative works did not include any shale-specific comments.501 The government met with very negative feedback from various stakeholders in the shale-industry only in the course of work on a special shale-dedicated hydrocarbon tax to be applicable from 2020 onwards,502 which the government passed in early 2016.503
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Conducted consultations. 136) The public in the UK was consulted in relation to shale-related legislative works on the “Underground Access Rights clauses in 2014 Infrastructure Xxxx” and its impact on “deep geothermal activities”542 and “oil and gas activities” 543. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) posed the following questions:  Should the Government legislate to provide underground access to gas, oil and geothermal developers below 300 metres?” 544  “If you do not believe the Government should legislate for underground access, do you have a preferred alternative solution?”545 and  “Should a payment and notification for access be administered through the voluntary scheme proposed by industry?”546 137) Despite the fact that “[o]ver 99% of the free form responses, and all campaign responses, opposed the proposal to legislate to provide underground access to gas, oil and geothermal developers below 300 metres,”547 the DECC argued that: “We recognise that there is opposition to hydraulic fracturing and the use of fossil fuels in general. The consultation was not intended to address this wider issue, and focussed specifically on underground access. Mechanisms already exist whereby companies can obtain access rights for oil and gas. Responses simply stating an objection to hydraulic fracturing, use of fossil fuels or changes to trespass laws did not provide sufficient commentary to enable us to change or refine the proposals in the consultation. Many comments which supported renewable energy but did not support the proposals did not appear to recognise that the consultation proposals would encourage deep geothermal renewable energy projects.”548

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