Falconer closes planning loophole

Series: House of Commons Hansard ; 12 December 2001, (1)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Government has decided that planning ministers should now reveal their reasons for refusing to 'call in' a planning application for examination by public enquiry.

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Government has decided that planning ministers should now reveal their reasons for refusing to 'call in' a planning application for examination by public enquiry.

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