Pace boost for projects
Pace boost for projects
- 2002
- Planning (for the Natural and Built Environment) 4 January 2002, 2(1) .
Government has confirmed that schemes of national importance will be fast-tracked through the planning system and decided in principle by parliament. Forthcoming reforms will also give the secretary of state powers to decide whether controversial schemes should go ahead, and to veto parliamentary decisions. National policy statements will be written to cover particular types of projects, such as new airports. "Major Infrastructure Projects: Delivering a Fundamental Change" is available from the DTLR. T: +44 (0) 870 1226 236.
PLANNING DECISIONS
PLANNING REFORM
NATIONAL POLICY GUIDELINE
PLANNING LAW
Government has confirmed that schemes of national importance will be fast-tracked through the planning system and decided in principle by parliament. Forthcoming reforms will also give the secretary of state powers to decide whether controversial schemes should go ahead, and to veto parliamentary decisions. National policy statements will be written to cover particular types of projects, such as new airports. "Major Infrastructure Projects: Delivering a Fundamental Change" is available from the DTLR. T: +44 (0) 870 1226 236.
PLANNING DECISIONS
PLANNING REFORM
NATIONAL POLICY GUIDELINE
PLANNING LAW