Planning Bill
27-Nov-07
The government introduced a Planning Bill to the UK Parliament on 27 November 2007.
The introduction of the Bill is the latest stage in a substantial policy process, under which stakeholder views on the Barker review of land use planning, the Eddington review of transport, the Planning White Paper and the Housing Green Paper have been considered.
This is the Bill landing page from which you can access all RTPI resources associated with the Bill
- Click here to access an RTPI digest of the contents of the Bill and a summary of RTPI responses
- Click here to see what action that RTPI is taking on the Bill
- Click here to access the Bill in Parliament, to monitor its progress and see RTPI parliamentary briefings
Have Your Say
- RTPI members, click here to provide the policy team with your feedback on the Bill.
- RTPI members are campaigning against proposals to remove independent appeal rights for many planning applications. Click here to join the Local Member Review Body campaign and write to your local MP
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Explanatory Notes (496 Kb)27-Nov-07 -
Planning Reform Bill (As Introduced) (567 Kb)27-Nov-07 -
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Bill post HoC Committee 070208 (662 Kb)05-Mar-08
- Author:
- Rynd Smith
- Publisher:
- The Royal Town Planning Institute
- Date:
- 27-Nov-07
- Categories:
- Policy, Practice
- Sections:
- What Planning Does
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