Explanatory Memorandum to the Town and Country Planning (Hearings and Inquiries Procedures) (England) (Amendment) Rules 2009. SI 2009/455
Explanatory Memorandum SI 2009/455
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Explanatory Memorandum
Abstract
Relates to the Town and country planning (hearings and inquiries procedures) (England) (amendment) rules 2009. SI 2009/455, which makes amendments to the Town and country planning (hearings procedure) (England) rules 2000, the Town and country planning appeals (determination by inspectors) (inquiries procedure) (England) rules 2000, the Town and country planning (inquiries procedure) (England) rules 2000 and the Town and country planning (major infrastructure project inquiries procedure) (England) rules 2005. These amendments deal with a number of issues raised by the Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments (JCSI) when the SIs listed above were originally made and implement two policies aimed at speeding up the hearing and inquiry process.
History
Prepared by the Department for Communities and Local Government.
Subjects
- Planning and development
- Planning inquiries, England and Wales
- Planning control
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