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−	~~The ‘~~[~~https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/plain~~-~~english~~-~~guide-to-the-planning-system Plain English guide to the Planning System~~]~~’ published by the Department for Communities and Local Government In January 2015 states that the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government:~~	+	#redirect:[[Called-in_planning_application\|Called-in_planning_application]]
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−	'... has the power to take over particular planning applications rather than letting the local planning authority decide, which is known as ‘call-in’. An application can be called-in whether or not there has been a request to do so. The Secretary of State uses these powers very sparingly, usually where planning issues of more than local importance are involved. If the Secretary of State decides to call-in a planning application, a planning inspector is appointed to carry out an inquiry into the proposal. The inspector will then report with their recommendation to the Secretary of State who will make a decision on the proposal, in much the same way as a recovered planning appeal.'<br/>	+
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−	~~= Find out more =~~	+
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−	~~=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===~~	+
−	*Planning appeal.	+
−	*Planning application.	+
−	*Planning authority.	+
−	*Planning inspectorate.	+

	[[Category:Planning_permission]]		[[Category:Planning_permission]]

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The ‘[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/plain-english-guide-to-the-planning-system Plain English guide to the Planning System]’ published by the Department for Communities and Local Government In January 2015 states that the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government:

'... has the power to take over particular planning applications rather than letting the local planning authority decide, which is known as ‘call-in’. An application can be called-in whether or not there has been a request to do so. The Secretary of State uses these powers very sparingly, usually where planning issues of more than local importance are involved. If the Secretary of State decides to call-in a planning application, a planning inspector is appointed to carry out an inquiry into the proposal. The inspector will then report with their recommendation to the Secretary of State who will make a decision on the proposal, in much the same way as a recovered planning appeal.'<br/>

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Planning appeal.
*Planning application.
*Planning authority.
*Planning inspectorate.

[[Category:Planning_permission]]