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	Over the past few years, proactive engagement activities with this latter group – local planning authorities as well as their representative groups and bodies – has sought to demystify the applicability of certification and empower practitioners to the drive better sustainability outcomes in what is an ever-evolving policy landscape.		Over the past few years, proactive engagement activities with this latter group – local planning authorities as well as their representative groups and bodies – has sought to demystify the applicability of certification and empower practitioners to the drive better sustainability outcomes in what is an ever-evolving policy landscape.

−	Following the release of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2018); the central reference point for plan making in England, and joint pieces with both the UKGBC and TCPA/RTPI ([https://www.ukgbc.org/ukgbc-work/sustainability-standards-new-homes/ policy playbook] and [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change climate resilience practitioners guide ~~respectively~~]), BREEAM acted to update its own planning guidance working with its assessor networks and planning representatives to define the brief and refresh the best practice knowledge.	+	Following the release of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2018); the central reference point for plan making in England, and joint pieces with both the UKGBC and TCPA/RTPI ([https://www.ukgbc.org/ukgbc-work/sustainability-standards-new-homes/ policy playbook] and [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change climate resilience practitioners guide]), BREEAM acted to update its own planning guidance working with its assessor networks and planning representatives to define the brief and refresh the best practice knowledge.

	This has resulted in a dedicated [https://www.breeam.com/engage/research-and-development/consultation-engagement/local-government/ BREEAM Planning resource] suite specifically for local government and planning authorities which currently contains six documents:		This has resulted in a dedicated [https://www.breeam.com/engage/research-and-development/consultation-engagement/local-government/ BREEAM Planning resource] suite specifically for local government and planning authorities which currently contains six documents:
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Designing Buildings at 06:30, 14 May 2019

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	These are intended to be ‘living resources’ which will be added to and evolved over time. The current intention is to include resource packs for the Refurbishment and Fit-Out and In-Use BREEAM schemes and build upon the application approval/determination insight.		These are intended to be ‘living resources’ which will be added to and evolved over time. The current intention is to include resource packs for the Refurbishment and Fit-Out and In-Use BREEAM schemes and build upon the application approval/determination insight.

−	BREEAM will be monitoring feedback, hits/downloads etc. and has partnered with the TCPA, and is working with the RTPI, to deliver a ~~[https://www.tcpa.org.uk/Event/planning-for-climate-change-seminar-liverpool~~ series of engagement workshops for planning practitioners]. These will disseminate best practice, particularly in respect to positive climate change and public health action and the use of certification, and help shape the brief for the second update phase.	+	BREEAM will be monitoring feedback, hits/downloads etc. and has partnered with the TCPA, and is working with the RTPI, to deliver a series of engagement workshops for planning practitioners. These will disseminate best practice, particularly in respect to positive climate change and public health action and the use of certification, and help shape the brief for the second update phase.

	It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the scheme's wider stakeholder network – watch this space. Readers are encouraged to contact BREEAM with their thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].		It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the scheme's wider stakeholder network – watch this space. Readers are encouraged to contact BREEAM with their thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].

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	* The financial investment sector managing risks.		* The financial investment sector managing risks.

−	Within the UK, the schemes also support local government ~~via~~ development specifications and the planning system.	+	Within the UK, the schemes also support local government through development specifications and the planning system.

−	Over the past few years, ~~our~~ proactive engagement activities with this latter group – local planning authorities as well as their representative groups and bodies – has sought to demystify the applicability of certification and empower practitioners to the drive better sustainability outcomes in what is an ever-evolving policy landscape.	+	Over the past few years, proactive engagement activities with this latter group – local planning authorities as well as their representative groups and bodies – has sought to demystify the applicability of certification and empower practitioners to the drive better sustainability outcomes in what is an ever-evolving policy landscape.

	Following the release of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2018); the central reference point for plan making in England, and joint pieces with both the UKGBC and TCPA/RTPI ([https://www.ukgbc.org/ukgbc-work/sustainability-standards-new-homes/ policy playbook] and [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change climate resilience practitioners guide respectively]), BREEAM acted to update its own planning guidance working with its assessor networks and planning representatives to define the brief and refresh the best practice knowledge.		Following the release of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2018); the central reference point for plan making in England, and joint pieces with both the UKGBC and TCPA/RTPI ([https://www.ukgbc.org/ukgbc-work/sustainability-standards-new-homes/ policy playbook] and [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change climate resilience practitioners guide respectively]), BREEAM acted to update its own planning guidance working with its assessor networks and planning representatives to define the brief and refresh the best practice knowledge.

−	~~BREEAM is pleased to say that this~~ has resulted in a dedicated [https://www.breeam.com/engage/research-and-development/consultation-engagement/local-government/ BREEAM Planning resource] suite specifically for local government and planning authorities which currently contains six documents ~~covering~~:	+	This has resulted in a dedicated [https://www.breeam.com/engage/research-and-development/consultation-engagement/local-government/ BREEAM Planning resource] suite specifically for local government and planning authorities which currently contains six documents:

−	# Planning Practitioner Guidance – principles, policy writing, ratings, and industry examples;	+	# Planning Practitioner Guidance – principles, policy writing, ratings, and industry examples.
−	# The Value Case – providing a compilation of the key value messages;	+	# The Value Case – providing a compilation of the key value messages.
−	# Communities and CEEQUAL Uncovered – context, scope, minimum standards, stakeholder value and uptake;	+	# Communities and CEEQUAL Uncovered – context, scope, minimum standards, stakeholder value and uptake.
−	# UK New Construction Uncovered ~~– as above;~~	+	# UK New Construction Uncovered.
−	# ~~HQM~~ Uncovered ~~– as above;~~	+	# Home Quality Mark Uncovered.
−	# Top ten questions – addressing ~~the~~ FAQs ~~we receive~~ from local authorities, planners and other ~~involved~~ stakeholders.	+	# Top ten questions – addressing FAQs from local authorities, planners and other stakeholders.

−	These are ~~very much~~ intended as ‘living resources’ which will be added to and evolved over time. The current intention is to include resource packs for the Refurbishment and Fit-Out and In-Use BREEAM schemes and build upon the application approval/determination insight. However BREEAM will be monitoring feedback, hits/downloads etc. and has partnered with the TCPA, and is working with the RTPI, to deliver a [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/Event/planning-for-climate-change-seminar-liverpool series of engagement workshops for planning practitioners]. These will disseminate best practice, particularly in respect to positive climate change and public health action and the use of certification, and help shape the brief for the second update phase.	+	These are intended to be ‘living resources’ which will be added to and evolved over time. The current intention is to include resource packs for the Refurbishment and Fit-Out and In-Use BREEAM schemes and build upon the application approval/determination insight.

−	~~It is also envisaged that further guidance~~ will be ~~brought forward for those acting within the scheme's wider stakeholder network – watch this space~~. ~~Readers are encouraged to contact BREEAM~~ with ~~their thoughts~~ and ~~suggestions at~~ [~~mailto~~:~~breeam@bregroup~~.~~com breeam@bregroup~~.~~com~~].	+	BREEAM will be monitoring feedback, hits/downloads etc. and has partnered with the TCPA, and is working with the RTPI, to deliver a [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/Event/planning-for-climate-change-seminar-liverpool series of engagement workshops for planning practitioners]. These will disseminate best practice, particularly in respect to positive climate change and public health action and the use of certification, and help shape the brief for the second update phase.

−	~~= About~~ this ~~article =~~	+	It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the scheme's wider stakeholder network – watch this space. Readers are encouraged to contact BREEAM with their thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].

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	This article was written by BREEAM in May 2019 and can be accessed on its website [https://www.breeam.com/news/breeam-launches-local-planning-authority-guidance/?utm_campaign=942407_BRE%20E-news%209%20May%202019%20external%20version&utm_medium=email&utm_source=BRE&dm_i=47CQ,K75Z,3374AU,2CMN3,1 here].		This article was written by BREEAM in May 2019 and can be accessed on its website [https://www.breeam.com/news/breeam-launches-local-planning-authority-guidance/?utm_campaign=942407_BRE%20E-news%209%20May%202019%20external%20version&utm_medium=email&utm_source=BRE&dm_i=47CQ,K75Z,3374AU,2CMN3,1 here].

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	The BREEAM Family of schemes supports and adds value to the activities of a range of stakeholders worldwide, including:		The BREEAM Family of schemes supports and adds value to the activities of a range of stakeholders worldwide, including:

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	# Top ten questions – addressing the FAQs we receive from local authorities, planners and other involved stakeholders.		# Top ten questions – addressing the FAQs we receive from local authorities, planners and other involved stakeholders.

−	These are very much intended as ‘living resources’ which will be added to and evolved over time. The current intention is to include resource packs for the Refurbishment and Fit-Out and In-Use BREEAM schemes and build upon the application approval/determination insight. However we will be monitoring feedback, hits/downloads etc. and ~~have~~ partnered with the TCPA, and ~~are~~ working with the RTPI, to deliver a [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/Event/planning-for-climate-change-seminar-liverpool series of engagement workshops for planning practitioners]. These will disseminate best practice, particularly in respect to positive climate change and public health action and the use of certification, and help shape the brief for the second update phase.	+	These are very much intended as ‘living resources’ which will be added to and evolved over time. The current intention is to include resource packs for the Refurbishment and Fit-Out and In-Use BREEAM schemes and build upon the application approval/determination insight. However BREEAM will be monitoring feedback, hits/downloads etc. and has partnered with the TCPA, and is working with the RTPI, to deliver a [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/Event/planning-for-climate-change-seminar-liverpool series of engagement workshops for planning practitioners]. These will disseminate best practice, particularly in respect to positive climate change and public health action and the use of certification, and help shape the brief for the second update phase.

	It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the scheme's wider stakeholder network – watch this space. Readers are encouraged to contact BREEAM with their thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].		It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the scheme's wider stakeholder network – watch this space. Readers are encouraged to contact BREEAM with their thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].

−	About this article~~<br />~~	+	= About this article =
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	This article was written by BREEAM in May 2019 and can be accessed on its website [https://www.breeam.com/news/breeam-launches-local-planning-authority-guidance/?utm_campaign=942407_BRE%20E-news%209%20May%202019%20external%20version&utm_medium=email&utm_source=BRE&dm_i=47CQ,K75Z,3374AU,2CMN3,1 here].		This article was written by BREEAM in May 2019 and can be accessed on its website [https://www.breeam.com/news/breeam-launches-local-planning-authority-guidance/?utm_campaign=942407_BRE%20E-news%209%20May%202019%20external%20version&utm_medium=email&utm_source=BRE&dm_i=47CQ,K75Z,3374AU,2CMN3,1 here].

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	Over the past few years, our proactive engagement activities with this latter group – local planning authorities as well as their representative groups and bodies – has sought to demystify the applicability of certification and empower practitioners to the drive better sustainability outcomes in what is an ever-evolving policy landscape.		Over the past few years, our proactive engagement activities with this latter group – local planning authorities as well as their representative groups and bodies – has sought to demystify the applicability of certification and empower practitioners to the drive better sustainability outcomes in what is an ever-evolving policy landscape.

−	Following the release of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2018); the central reference point for plan making in England, and joint pieces with both the UKGBC and TCPA/RTPI ([https://www.ukgbc.org/ukgbc-work/sustainability-standards-new-homes/ policy playbook] and [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change climate resilience practitioners guide respectively]), we acted to update ~~our~~ own planning guidance working with ~~our~~ assessor networks and planning representatives to define the brief and refresh the best practice knowledge.	+	Following the release of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2018); the central reference point for plan making in England, and joint pieces with both the UKGBC and TCPA/RTPI ([https://www.ukgbc.org/ukgbc-work/sustainability-standards-new-homes/ policy playbook] and [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change climate resilience practitioners guide respectively]), BREEAM acted to update its own planning guidance working with its assessor networks and planning representatives to define the brief and refresh the best practice knowledge.

−	~~We are~~ pleased to say that this has resulted in a dedicated [https://www.breeam.com/engage/research-and-development/consultation-engagement/local-government/ BREEAM Planning resource] suite specifically for local government and planning authorities which currently contains six documents covering:	+	BREEAM is pleased to say that this has resulted in a dedicated [https://www.breeam.com/engage/research-and-development/consultation-engagement/local-government/ BREEAM Planning resource] suite specifically for local government and planning authorities which currently contains six documents covering:

	# Planning Practitioner Guidance – principles, policy writing, ratings, and industry examples;		# Planning Practitioner Guidance – principles, policy writing, ratings, and industry examples;
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	It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the scheme's wider stakeholder network – watch this space. Readers are encouraged to contact BREEAM with their thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].		It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the scheme's wider stakeholder network – watch this space. Readers are encouraged to contact BREEAM with their thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].
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		+	About this article<br />
		+	This article was written by BREEAM in May 2019 and can be accessed on its website [https://www.breeam.com/news/breeam-launches-local-planning-authority-guidance/?utm_campaign=942407_BRE%20E-news%209%20May%202019%20external%20version&utm_medium=email&utm_source=BRE&dm_i=47CQ,K75Z,3374AU,2CMN3,1 here].
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−	The BREEAM Family of schemes supports and adds value to the activities of a range of stakeholders worldwide~~; for central government delivering on policy~~, for the market players actively committed to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and good Environment Social Governance (ESG), and for the financial investment sector managing risks to name a few. Within the UK, the schemes also support local government via development specifications and the planning system.	+	The BREEAM Family of schemes supports and adds value to the activities of a range of stakeholders worldwide, including:

−	Over the past few years our proactive engagement activities with this latter group; local planning authorities as well as their representative groups and bodies, has sought to demystify the applicability of certification and empower practitioners to the drive better sustainability outcomes in what is an ever-evolving policy landscape.	+	* Central government delivering on policy;
		+	* Market players actively committed to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and good Environment Social Governance (ESG), and
		+	* The financial investment sector managing risks.
		+
		+	Within the UK, the schemes also support local government via development specifications and the planning system.
		+
		+	Over the past few years, our proactive engagement activities with this latter group – local planning authorities as well as their representative groups and bodies – has sought to demystify the applicability of certification and empower practitioners to the drive better sustainability outcomes in what is an ever-evolving policy landscape.

	Following the release of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2018); the central reference point for plan making in England, and joint pieces with both the UKGBC and TCPA/RTPI ([https://www.ukgbc.org/ukgbc-work/sustainability-standards-new-homes/ policy playbook] and [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change climate resilience practitioners guide respectively]), we acted to update our own planning guidance working with our assessor networks and planning representatives to define the brief and refresh the best practice knowledge.		Following the release of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2018); the central reference point for plan making in England, and joint pieces with both the UKGBC and TCPA/RTPI ([https://www.ukgbc.org/ukgbc-work/sustainability-standards-new-homes/ policy playbook] and [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change climate resilience practitioners guide respectively]), we acted to update our own planning guidance working with our assessor networks and planning representatives to define the brief and refresh the best practice knowledge.

−	We are pleased to say that this has resulted in a dedicated [https://www.breeam.com/engage/research-and-development/consultation-engagement/local-government/ BREEAM Planning resource] suite specifically for local government and planning authorities which currently contains 6 documents covering:	+	We are pleased to say that this has resulted in a dedicated [https://www.breeam.com/engage/research-and-development/consultation-engagement/local-government/ BREEAM Planning resource] suite specifically for local government and planning authorities which currently contains six documents covering:

−	# Planning Practitioner Guidance – principles, policy writing, ratings, and industry examples	+	# Planning Practitioner Guidance – principles, policy writing, ratings, and industry examples;
−	# The Value Case – providing a compilation of the key value messages	+	# The Value Case – providing a compilation of the key value messages;
−	# Communities and CEEQUAL Uncovered – context, scope, minimum standards, stakeholder value and uptake	+	# Communities and CEEQUAL Uncovered – context, scope, minimum standards, stakeholder value and uptake;
−	# UK New Construction Uncovered – as above	+	# UK New Construction Uncovered – as above;
−	# HQM Uncovered – as above	+	# HQM Uncovered – as above;
−	# Top ten questions – addressing the FAQs we receive from local authorities, planners and other involved stakeholders	+	# Top ten questions – addressing the FAQs we receive from local authorities, planners and other involved stakeholders.

−	These are very much intended as ‘living resources’ which will be added to and evolved over time. The current intention is to include resource packs for the Refurbishment and Fit-Out and In Use BREEAM schemes and build upon the application approval/determination insight. However ~~we’ll~~ be monitoring feedback, hits/downloads etc. and have partnered with the TCPA, and are working with the RTPI, to deliver a [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/Event/planning-for-climate-change-seminar-liverpool series of engagement workshops for planning practitioners]. These will disseminate ~~the~~ best practice, particularly in respect to positive climate change and public health action, and the use of certification, and help shape the brief for the second update phase.	+	These are very much intended as ‘living resources’ which will be added to and evolved over time. The current intention is to include resource packs for the Refurbishment and Fit-Out and In-Use BREEAM schemes and build upon the application approval/determination insight. However we will be monitoring feedback, hits/downloads etc. and have partnered with the TCPA, and are working with the RTPI, to deliver a [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/Event/planning-for-climate-change-seminar-liverpool series of engagement workshops for planning practitioners]. These will disseminate best practice, particularly in respect to positive climate change and public health action and the use of certification, and help shape the brief for the second update phase.

−	It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the ~~schemes~~ wider stakeholder network – watch this space~~! And please do~~ contact us with ~~your~~ thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].	+	It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the scheme's wider stakeholder network – watch this space. Readers are encouraged to contact BREEAM with their thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].

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The BREEAM Family of schemes supports and adds value to the activities of a range of stakeholders worldwide; for central government delivering on policy, for the market players actively committed to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and good Environment Social Governance (ESG), and for the financial investment sector managing risks to name a few. Within the UK, the schemes also support local government via development specifications and the planning system.

Over the past few years our proactive engagement activities with this latter group; local planning authorities as well as their representative groups and bodies, has sought to demystify the applicability of certification and empower practitioners to the drive better sustainability outcomes in what is an ever-evolving policy landscape.

Following the release of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2018); the central reference point for plan making in England, and joint pieces with both the UKGBC and TCPA/RTPI ([https://www.ukgbc.org/ukgbc-work/sustainability-standards-new-homes/ policy playbook] and [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change climate resilience practitioners guide respectively]), we acted to update our own planning guidance working with our assessor networks and planning representatives to define the brief and refresh the best practice knowledge.

We are pleased to say that this has resulted in a dedicated [https://www.breeam.com/engage/research-and-development/consultation-engagement/local-government/ BREEAM Planning resource] suite specifically for local government and planning authorities which currently contains 6 documents covering:

# Planning Practitioner Guidance – principles, policy writing, ratings, and industry examples
# The Value Case – providing a compilation of the key value messages
# Communities and CEEQUAL Uncovered – context, scope, minimum standards, stakeholder value and uptake
# UK New Construction Uncovered – as above
# HQM Uncovered – as above
# Top ten questions – addressing the FAQs we receive from local authorities, planners and other involved stakeholders

These are very much intended as ‘living resources’ which will be added to and evolved over time. The current intention is to include resource packs for the Refurbishment and Fit-Out and In Use BREEAM schemes and build upon the application approval/determination insight. However we’ll be monitoring feedback, hits/downloads etc. and have partnered with the TCPA, and are working with the RTPI, to deliver a [https://www.tcpa.org.uk/Event/planning-for-climate-change-seminar-liverpool series of engagement workshops for planning practitioners]. These will disseminate the best practice, particularly in respect to positive climate change and public health action, and the use of certification, and help shape the brief for the second update phase.

It is also envisaged that further guidance will be brought forward for those acting within the schemes wider stakeholder network – watch this space! And please do contact us with your thoughts and suggestions at [mailto:breeam@bregroup.com breeam@bregroup.com].