The Planning and Infrastructure Act 2025 (Commencement No. 4 and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2026
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3 Provisions of the 2025 Act coming into force on 24th July 2026
The following provisions of the 2025 Act come into force on 24th July 2026— (a) section 4 (power to disapply requirement for development consent); (b) section 5 (applications for development consent: removal of certain pre-application requirements); (c) section 6 (applications for development consent: changes related to section 5); (d) section 7 (applications for development consent: acceptance stage); (e) section 8 (applications for development consent: local impact reports and representations); (f) section 9 (examination of applications for development consent); (g) section 11 (Planning Act 2008: right to enter and survey land).
3 Provisions of the 2025 Act coming into force on 24th July 2026
The following provisions of the 2025 Act come into force on 24th July 2026— (a) section 4 (power to disapply requirement for development consent); (b) section 5 (applications for development consent: removal of certain pre-application requirements); (c) section 6 (applications for development consent: changes related to section 5); (d) section 7 (applications for development consent: acceptance stage); (e) section 8 (applications for development consent: local impact reports and representations); (f) section 9 (examination of applications for development consent); (g) section 11 (Planning Act 2008: right to enter and survey land).
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