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This assessment is a summative assessment. The assessment title/task is provided at section 7
of this document.
The mark for this assessment counts for 100% of the final module mark.
You are expected to follow good academic practice in all assessments. Study Zone provides
training and guidance on good academic practice. Your personal academic tutor can provide
further support. Evidence of poor academic practice or misconduct will be investigated and
may be referred for further action. University regulations on academic conduct and practice are
available here.

2. Submission
   The submission date for this assessment is Friday 3
   rd May 2024. Your assessment must be
   received before 14:00 (2.00pm) on this date.
   Summative assessments that are submitted late will receive a penalty as outlined in the
   Teaching Quality Assurance Manual (TQA) https://as.exeter.ac.uk/academic-policystandards/tqa-manual/aph/settingandsubmission/#late. University guidance on mitigation and
   extensions is available here: Mitigation | Student hubs | University of Exeter.
   Your assessment must be submitted electronically, via the ELE module page. Please read any
   university guidance on submitting assessments via ELE in advance, to allow for any problems
   you may encounter when submitting and ensure your work is submitted on time. You are
   advised to submit your work at least 3 hours in advance of the deadline to allow time to
   deal with any problems that arise when submitting. If technical problems prevent you from
   submitting on time because you have not left a reasonable amount of time to submit you will
   NOT be granted an extension. This will have significant consequences for your grade. It is your
   responsibility to ensure that the correct document is uploaded before the submission deadline.
   If you have difficulties submitting, please contact the Law Office. More information on submitting
   your assessments can be found on the Law School ELE Gateway.
   You should submit this assessment as a Word document.
3. Word Limit
   The word limit for this assessment is: 2,500 words.
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   A mark penalty will be applied if you exceed this word limit by more than 10%. For further
   details please see the document ‘Law School Assessment Word Count Guidance’, available on
   the Law School ELE Gateway. The number of words used must be stated accurately on the
   front of each submission. Inaccuracy in stating the number of words used may be considered as
   intentionally misleading and result in University disciplinary proceedings.
   The word limit for this assessment does not include citations and references contained within
   footnotes and does not include your bibliography. For further guidance please see the
   document ‘Law School Assessment Word Count Guidance’, available on the Law School ELE
   Gateway. It is your responsibility to ensure you understand and follow the word limit rules
   applying to this assessment.
4. Referencing, Typeface and Font
   Unless informed otherwise in writing by your module convenor you must:

• Use 12 point Arial typeface and double spacing
• Use OSCOLA referencing for citations
• Include a bibliography, prepared following OSCOLA, including all sources consulted
  when preparing your answer (whether or not also contained within footnotes).

2. Assessment Criteria for this assessment
   Unless you are informed otherwise in advance, your assessment will be marked using the Law
   School Assessment Criteria, as provided on The Law School Gateway (Law Streatham)
3. Feedback
   Marks and individual feedback for this assessment will be released following the Assessment
   and Progression Awarding Committee (APAC) meetings in June. Should it not be possible to
   return feedback by this date/time, we will always aim to let you know in advance.
4. Assessment title/task
   Please answer ONE of the following questions:
   Analyse the extent to which Brexit has impacted the law of environmental protection in the UK.
   OR
   Analyse the extent to which the UK has guaranteed the right of access to justice in
   environmental matters as per the Aarhus Convention.

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