Planning and Infrastructure Act 2025
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5 Applications for development consent: removal of certain pre-application requirements
Omit the following sections of the Planning Act 2008— (a) section 42 (duty to consult); (b) section 43 (local authorities for purposes of section 42(1)(b)); (c) section 44 (categories for purposes of section 42(1)(d)); (d) section 45 (timetable for consultation under section 42); (e) section 47 (duty to consult local community); (f) section 49 (duty to take account of responses to consultation and publicity).
5 Applications for development consent: removal of certain pre-application requirements
Omit the following sections of the Planning Act 2008— (a) section 42 (duty to consult); (b) section 43 (local authorities for purposes of section 42(1)(b)); (c) section 44 (categories for purposes of section 42(1)(d)); (d) section 45 (timetable for consultation under section 42); (e) section 47 (duty to consult local community); (f) section 49 (duty to take account of responses to consultation and publicity).
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