Neighbourhood Planning Bill 2016-17 - Revision history

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Editor at 17:17, 25 February 2019

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	In 15 March 2017, amendments were either accepted or withdrawn, and [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-03-15/debates/D53F98BA-81A2-4685-87AB-B15A93EF0F65/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill the Bill was passed by the House of Lords].		In 15 March 2017, amendments were either accepted or withdrawn, and [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-03-15/debates/D53F98BA-81A2-4685-87AB-B15A93EF0F65/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill the Bill was passed by the House of Lords].

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		+	* Community group.
	* Community rights.		* Community rights.
	* Compulsory purchase.		* Compulsory purchase.

81.155.229.157 at 11:19, 23 March 2017

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	More than 30 amendments were tabled during the [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-02-23/debates/200DB6D8-0B11-45A0-B3F0-C21A6BCA2FDC/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill first report stage of the Bill in the House of Lords on 23 February 2017].		More than 30 amendments were tabled during the [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-02-23/debates/200DB6D8-0B11-45A0-B3F0-C21A6BCA2FDC/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill first report stage of the Bill in the House of Lords on 23 February 2017].
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		+	In 15 March 2017, amendments were either accepted or withdrawn, and [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-03-15/debates/D53F98BA-81A2-4685-87AB-B15A93EF0F65/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill the Bill was passed by the House of Lords].

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86.156.110.111 at 11:34, 2 March 2017

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	During the [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-01-17/debates/B3476309-4DD3-4868-8F05-3F6E89B4AD35/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill second reading of the Bill in the House of Lords] In January 2017, members expressed concern about the proposed measures for restricting pre-commencement planning conditions. Baroness Young of Old Scone asked whether there “...really is solid and independent evidence – not just evidence given by developers – that pre-commencement conditions slow down their delivery of housing development”. Lord Kennedy said, “It is not very sensible for the government to seek to address issues which are generally accepted as not being a problem while failing to address issues that are.”		During the [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-01-17/debates/B3476309-4DD3-4868-8F05-3F6E89B4AD35/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill second reading of the Bill in the House of Lords] In January 2017, members expressed concern about the proposed measures for restricting pre-commencement planning conditions. Baroness Young of Old Scone asked whether there “...really is solid and independent evidence – not just evidence given by developers – that pre-commencement conditions slow down their delivery of housing development”. Lord Kennedy said, “It is not very sensible for the government to seek to address issues which are generally accepted as not being a problem while failing to address issues that are.”
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		+	More than 30 amendments were tabled during the [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-02-23/debates/200DB6D8-0B11-45A0-B3F0-C21A6BCA2FDC/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill first report stage of the Bill in the House of Lords on 23 February 2017].

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Designing Buildings at 11:38, 19 January 2017

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	However, the Bill, originally described as a Neighbourhood Planning and Infrastructure Bill has received criticism for watering down or omitting several key elements previously announced in the Queen's speech in May 2016. These included; giving the National Infrastructure Commission a statutory basis, privatisation of the Land Registry and protection of the Green Belt.		However, the Bill, originally described as a Neighbourhood Planning and Infrastructure Bill has received criticism for watering down or omitting several key elements previously announced in the Queen's speech in May 2016. These included; giving the National Infrastructure Commission a statutory basis, privatisation of the Land Registry and protection of the Green Belt.

−	~~In September 2016, a~~ [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/implementation-of-neighbourhood-planning-provisions-in-the-neighbourhood-planning-bill consultation] was launched, seeking views on detailed regulations to implement the neighbourhood planning provisions in the Bill:	+	A [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/implementation-of-neighbourhood-planning-provisions-in-the-neighbourhood-planning-bill consultation] was launched, seeking views on detailed regulations to implement the neighbourhood planning provisions in the Bill:

	* the detailed procedures for modifying neighbourhood plans and Orders		* the detailed procedures for modifying neighbourhood plans and Orders
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	* requirement for local planning authorities to review their Statements of Community Involvement at regular intervals.		* requirement for local planning authorities to review their Statements of Community Involvement at regular intervals.

−	During the [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-01-17/debates/B3476309-4DD3-4868-8F05-3F6E89B4AD35/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill second reading of the Bill in the House of Lords] In January 2017, members expressed concern about the measures for pre-commencement planning conditions. Baroness Young of Old Scone asked whether there ~~“really~~ is solid and independent evidence – not just evidence given by developers – that pre-commencement conditions slow down their delivery of housing development”. Lord Kennedy said, “It is not very sensible for the government to seek to address issues which are generally accepted as not being a problem while failing to address issues that are.”	+	During the [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-01-17/debates/B3476309-4DD3-4868-8F05-3F6E89B4AD35/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill second reading of the Bill in the House of Lords] In January 2017, members expressed concern about the proposed measures for restricting pre-commencement planning conditions. Baroness Young of Old Scone asked whether there “...really is solid and independent evidence – not just evidence given by developers – that pre-commencement conditions slow down their delivery of housing development”. Lord Kennedy said, “It is not very sensible for the government to seek to address issues which are generally accepted as not being a problem while failing to address issues that are.”

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Designing Buildings at 11:36, 19 January 2017

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	* the detailed procedures for modifying neighbourhood plans and Orders		* the detailed procedures for modifying neighbourhood plans and Orders
	* the examination of a neighbourhood plan proposal where a neighbourhood area has been modified and a neighbourhood plan has already been made in relation to that area		* the examination of a neighbourhood plan proposal where a neighbourhood area has been modified and a neighbourhood plan has already been made in relation to that area
−	* requirement for local planning authorities to review their Statements of Community Involvement at regular intervals	+	* requirement for local planning authorities to review their Statements of Community Involvement at regular intervals.
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		+	During the [https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2017-01-17/debates/B3476309-4DD3-4868-8F05-3F6E89B4AD35/NeighbourhoodPlanningBill second reading of the Bill in the House of Lords] In January 2017, members expressed concern about the measures for pre-commencement planning conditions. Baroness Young of Old Scone asked whether there “really is solid and independent evidence – not just evidence given by developers – that pre-commencement conditions slow down their delivery of housing development”. Lord Kennedy said, “It is not very sensible for the government to seek to address issues which are generally accepted as not being a problem while failing to address issues that are.”

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Designing Buildings at 12:20, 15 September 2016

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	However, the Bill, originally described as a Neighbourhood Planning and Infrastructure Bill has received criticism for watering down or omitting several key elements previously announced in the Queen's speech in May 2016. These included; giving the National Infrastructure Commission a statutory basis, privatisation of the Land Registry and protection of the Green Belt.		However, the Bill, originally described as a Neighbourhood Planning and Infrastructure Bill has received criticism for watering down or omitting several key elements previously announced in the Queen's speech in May 2016. These included; giving the National Infrastructure Commission a statutory basis, privatisation of the Land Registry and protection of the Green Belt.
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		+	In September 2016, a [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/implementation-of-neighbourhood-planning-provisions-in-the-neighbourhood-planning-bill consultation] was launched, seeking views on detailed regulations to implement the neighbourhood planning provisions in the Bill:
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		+	* the detailed procedures for modifying neighbourhood plans and Orders
		+	* the examination of a neighbourhood plan proposal where a neighbourhood area has been modified and a neighbourhood plan has already been made in relation to that area
		+	* requirement for local planning authorities to review their Statements of Community Involvement at regular intervals

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	Gavin Barwell said: “We have already built more than 900,000 homes since 2010 and now this Bill will help speed up delivery of the further new homes our country needs and ensure our foot is still firmly on the pedal. We’re also going further than ever before to speed up neighbourhood planning which puts power in the hands of local people to decide where development gets built.”		Gavin Barwell said: “We have already built more than 900,000 homes since 2010 and now this Bill will help speed up delivery of the further new homes our country needs and ensure our foot is still firmly on the pedal. We’re also going further than ever before to speed up neighbourhood planning which puts power in the hands of local people to decide where development gets built.”
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		+	However, the Bill, originally described as a Neighbourhood Planning and Infrastructure Bill has received criticism for watering down or omitting several key elements previously announced in the Queen's speech in May 2016. These included; giving the National Infrastructure Commission a statutory basis, privatisation of the Land Registry and protection of the Green Belt.

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	* Crichel Down rules.		* Crichel Down rules.
	* Development plan.		* Development plan.
		+	* Land Registry.
	* Local development order.		* Local development order.
	* Local plan.		* Local plan.
	* Localism Act.		* Localism Act.
		+	* Green belt.
		+	* National Infrastructure Commission.
	* Neighbourhood development orders.		* Neighbourhood development orders.
	* Neighbourhood planning.		* Neighbourhood planning.

Designing Buildings at 15:33, 7 September 2016

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−	On 7 September 2016, the [http://services.parliament.uk/bills/2016-17/neighbourhoodplanning.html Neighbourhood Planning Bill 2016-17] was introduced into Parliament to support ~~more~~ housebuilding and give more say about developments to local people.	+	On 7 September 2016, the [http://services.parliament.uk/bills/2016-17/neighbourhoodplanning.html Neighbourhood Planning Bill 2016-17] was introduced into Parliament to support housebuilding and give more say about developments to local people.

−	Announced by the Housing and Planning Minister Gavin Barwell, the Bill is intended to speed up and strengthen neighbourhood planning process by simplifying the revision of plans in response to changes in circumstances and to ensure that plans come into force more quickly once approved.	+	Announced by the Housing and Planning Minister Gavin Barwell, the Bill is intended to speed up and strengthen the neighbourhood planning process by simplifying the revision of plans in response to changes in circumstances and to ensure that plans come into force more quickly once approved.

	In addition, the compulsory purchase order process will be simplified, making it clearer, fairer and faster. The government believe that at present the process can be unnecessarily uncertain and complex, based on a patchwork of statute and case law.		In addition, the compulsory purchase order process will be simplified, making it clearer, fairer and faster. The government believe that at present the process can be unnecessarily uncertain and complex, based on a patchwork of statute and case law.

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On 7 September 2016, the [http://services.parliament.uk/bills/2016-17/neighbourhoodplanning.html Neighbourhood Planning Bill 2016-17] was introduced into Parliament to support more housebuilding and give more say about developments to local people.

Announced by the Housing and Planning Minister Gavin Barwell, the Bill is intended to speed up and strengthen neighbourhood planning process by simplifying the revision of plans in response to changes in circumstances and to ensure that plans come into force more quickly once approved.

In addition, the compulsory purchase order process will be simplified, making it clearer, fairer and faster. The government believe that at present the process can be unnecessarily uncertain and complex, based on a patchwork of statute and case law.

Other measures are intended to ensure that planning conditions are only used where strictly necessary, so that once permission has been granted, construction can begin as soon as possible.

Gavin Barwell said: “We have already built more than 900,000 homes since 2010 and now this Bill will help speed up delivery of the further new homes our country needs and ensure our foot is still firmly on the pedal. We’re also going further than ever before to speed up neighbourhood planning which puts power in the hands of local people to decide where development gets built.”

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Community rights.
* Compulsory purchase.
* Crichel Down rules.
* Development plan.
* Local development order.
* Local plan.
* Localism Act.
* Neighbourhood development orders.
* Neighbourhood planning.
* Planning permission.
* Property blight.
* Safeguarded land.

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