In August and September 2020, the Government made several changes to the planning system in England. It introduced secondary legislation creating new permitted development rights and making changes to use classes. Five of these statutory instruments are being debated in the House of Lords on 27 October 2020. This article provides a summary of these instruments and the scrutiny they have received so far in Parliament.
Documents to download
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Debate on 2nd December 2010: philanthropy. LLN 2010/029 (347 KB, PDF)
Documents to download
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Debate on 2nd December 2010: philanthropy. LLN 2010/029 (347 KB, PDF)
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