Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act - Revision history

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	* Welsh planning policy.		* Welsh planning policy.

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	* Northern Ireland planning policy.		* Northern Ireland planning policy.
	* Permitted development.		* Permitted development.
		+	* Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act.
	* Planning (Wales) Bill.		* Planning (Wales) Bill.
	* Planning authority.		* Planning authority.

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	* Planning (Wales) Bill.		* Planning (Wales) Bill.
	* Planning authority.		* Planning authority.
		+	* Planning legislation.
	* Planning permission.		* Planning permission.
	* Property blight.		* Property blight.

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	The [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2004/5/contents Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act] received Royal Assent on 13 May 2004.		The [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2004/5/contents Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act] received Royal Assent on 13 May 2004.

	It enacted polices originally set out in:		It enacted polices originally set out in:
−	*Sustainable Communities – Delivering through Planning, July 2002.	+
−	*Planning: Delivering a Fundamental Change, December 2001.	+	* Sustainable Communities – Delivering through Planning, July 2002.
−	*Compulsory Purchase and Compensation: delivering a fundamental change, December 2001.	+	* Planning: Delivering a Fundamental Change, December 2001.
−	*Compulsory Purchase Powers, Procedures and Compensation: the way forward, July 2002.	+	* Compulsory Purchase and Compensation: delivering a fundamental change, December 2001.
		+	* Compulsory Purchase Powers, Procedures and Compensation: the way forward, July 2002.

	It is as an important part of the government’s planning policy reforms intended to speed up the planning process and help ensure that planning applications are dealt with more efficiently. It makes provisions relating to spatial development, planning and compulsory purchase and establishes sustainable development as a key objective of the planning system.		It is as an important part of the government’s planning policy reforms intended to speed up the planning process and help ensure that planning applications are dealt with more efficiently. It makes provisions relating to spatial development, planning and compulsory purchase and establishes sustainable development as a key objective of the planning system.

	Changes that the act introduced include:		Changes that the act introduced include:
−	*Reforming the handling of planning applications to make the process quicker and more efficient and increasing the predictability of planning decisions.	+
−	*Speeding up of the handling of major infrastructure projects.	+	* Reforming the handling of planning applications to make the process quicker and more efficient and increasing the predictability of planning decisions.
−	*Reforming and speeding up of the plans system.	+	* Speeding up of the handling of major infrastructure projects.
−	*Abolishing county structure plans and introducing Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS).	+	* Reforming and speeding up of the plans system.
−	*Giving the Secretary of State the power to recognise a body as a regional planning body (RPB).	+	* Abolishing county structure plans and introducing Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS).
−	*Replacing local plans, unitary development plans and structure plans with local development documents.	+	* Giving the Secretary of State the power to recognise a body as a regional planning body (RPB).
−	*Imposing on those with plan-making functions an objective of contributing to the achievement of sustainable development.	+	* Replacing local plans, unitary development plans and structure plans with local development documents.
−	*Permitting local planning authorities to introduce local permitted development rights by way of local development orders.	+	* Imposing on those with plan-making functions an objective of contributing to the achievement of sustainable development.
−	*Requiring that simplified planning zones are identified in the strategic plan for a region.	+	* Permitting local planning authorities to introduce local permitted development rights by way of local development orders.
−	*Making the planning acts bind the Crown, ending the Crown's immunity.	+	* Requiring that simplified planning zones are identified in the strategic plan for a region.
−	*Liberalising the compulsory purchase and compensation regimes.	+	* Making the planning acts bind the Crown, ending the Crown's immunity.
		+	* Liberalising the compulsory purchase and compensation regimes.

	The act is made up of nine parts:		The act is made up of nine parts:
−	*Part 1 – Regional Functions.	+
−	*Part 2 – Local Development.	+	* Part 1 – Regional Functions.
−	*Part 3 – Development.	+	* Part 2 – Local Development.
−	*Part 4 – Development Control.	+	* Part 3 – Development.
−	*Part 5 – Correction of Errors.	+	* Part 4 – Development Control.
−	*Part 6 – Wales.	+	* Part 5 – Correction of Errors.
−	*Part 7 – Crown Application of Planning Acts.	+	* Part 6 – Wales.
−	*Part 8 – Compulsory Purchase.	+	* Part 7 – Crown Application of Planning Acts.
−	*Part 9 – Miscellaneous and General.	+	* Part 8 – Compulsory Purchase.
		+	* Part 9 – Miscellaneous and General.

	Parts 1 and 2 apply only to England. Part 6 focuses solely on Wales and the second half of part 7 relates to Scotland.		Parts 1 and 2 apply only to England. Part 6 focuses solely on Wales and the second half of part 7 relates to Scotland.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Compulsory purchase.	+
−	*Local development order.	+	* Compulsory purchase.
−	*National Planning Policy Framework.	+	* Local development order.
−	*National Planning Practice Guidance.	+	* National Planning Policy Framework.
−	*Nationally significant infrastructure projects.	+	* National Planning Practice Guidance.
−	*Northern Ireland planning policy.	+	* Nationally significant infrastructure projects.
−	*Permitted development.	+	* Northern Ireland planning policy.
−	*Planning (Wales) Bill.	+	* Permitted development.
−	*Planning authority.	+	* Planning (Wales) Bill.
−	*Planning permission.	+	* Planning authority.
−	*Property blight.	+	* Planning permission.
−	*Safeguarded land.	+	* Property blight.
−	*Scottish planning policy.	+	* Safeguarded land.
−	*Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Amendment) (England) Order.	+	* Scottish planning policy.
−	*Welsh planning policy.	+	* Town and Country Planning Act.
		+	* Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Amendment) (England) Order.
		+	* Welsh planning policy.

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The [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2004/5/contents Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act] received Royal Assent on 13 May 2004 when the Town and Country Planning Act of 1990 was amended.

It enacted polices originally set out in:
*Sustainable Communities – Delivering through Planning, July 2002.
*Planning: Delivering a Fundamental Change, December 2001.
*Compulsory Purchase and Compensation: delivering a fundamental change, December 2001.
*Compulsory Purchase Powers, Procedures and Compensation: the way forward, July 2002.

It is as an important part of the government’s planning policy reforms intended to speed up the planning process and to help ensure that planning applications are dealt with more efficiently. It makes provisions relating to spatial development, country planning and the compulsory purchase of land and establishes sustainable development as a key objective of the planning system.

Changes that the act introduced include:
*Reforming the handling of planning applications to make the process quicker and more efficient and increasing the predictability of planning decisions.
*Speeding up of the handling of major infrastructure projects.
*Reforming and speeding up of the plans system.
*Abolishing county structure plans and introducing Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS).
*Giving the Secretary of State the power to recognise a body as the regional planning body (RPB).
*Replacing local plans, unitary development plans and structure plans with local development documents.
*Imposing on those with plan-making functions an objective of contributing to the achievement of sustainable development.
*Permitting local planning authorities to introduce local permitted development rights by way of local development orders.
*Identifying the need for simplified planning zones to be identified in the strategic plan for a region.
*Making the planning acts bind the Crown, ending the Crown's immunity from the planning system.
*Liberalising the compulsory purchase and compensation regimes.

The act is made up of nine parts:
*Part 1 – Regional Functions.
*Part 2 – Local Development.
*Part 3 – Development.
*Part 4 – Development Control.
*Part 5 – Correction of Errors.
*Part 6 – Wales.
*Part 7 – Crown Application of Planning Acts.
*Part 8 – Compulsory Purchase.
*Part 9 – Miscellaneous and General.

Parts 1 and 2 apply only to England. Part 6 focuses solely on Wales and the second half of part 7 relates to Scotland.

For more detailed information, the [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2004/5/notes/contents notes to the legislation].

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Compulsory purchase.
*Local development order.
*National Planning Policy Framework.
*National Planning Practice Guidance.
*Nationally significant infrastructure projects.
*Northern Ireland planning policy.
*Permitted development.
*Planning (Wales) Bill.
*Planning authority.
*Planning permission.
*Property blight.
*Safeguarded land.
*Scottish planning policy.
*Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Amendment) (England) Order.
*Welsh planning policy.

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−	The [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2004/5/contents Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act] received Royal Assent on 13 May 2004 ~~when the Town and Country Planning Act of 1990 was amended~~.	+

	It enacted polices originally set out in:		It enacted polices originally set out in:
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	*Compulsory Purchase Powers, Procedures and Compensation: the way forward, July 2002.		*Compulsory Purchase Powers, Procedures and Compensation: the way forward, July 2002.

−	It is as an important part of the government’s planning policy reforms intended to speed up the planning process and to help ensure that planning applications are dealt with more efficiently. It makes provisions relating to spatial development, ~~country~~ planning and ~~the~~ compulsory purchase ~~of land~~ and establishes sustainable development as a key objective of the planning system.	+	It is as an important part of the government’s planning policy reforms intended to speed up the planning process and help ensure that planning applications are dealt with more efficiently. It makes provisions relating to spatial development, planning and compulsory purchase and establishes sustainable development as a key objective of the planning system.

	Changes that the act introduced include:		Changes that the act introduced include:
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	*Reforming and speeding up of the plans system.		*Reforming and speeding up of the plans system.
	*Abolishing county structure plans and introducing Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS).		*Abolishing county structure plans and introducing Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS).
−	*Giving the Secretary of State the power to recognise a body as ~~the~~ regional planning body (RPB).	+	*Giving the Secretary of State the power to recognise a body as a regional planning body (RPB).
	*Replacing local plans, unitary development plans and structure plans with local development documents.		*Replacing local plans, unitary development plans and structure plans with local development documents.
	*Imposing on those with plan-making functions an objective of contributing to the achievement of sustainable development.		*Imposing on those with plan-making functions an objective of contributing to the achievement of sustainable development.
	*Permitting local planning authorities to introduce local permitted development rights by way of local development orders.		*Permitting local planning authorities to introduce local permitted development rights by way of local development orders.
−	*~~Identifying the need for~~ simplified planning zones ~~to be~~ identified in the strategic plan for a region.	+	*Requiring that simplified planning zones are identified in the strategic plan for a region.
−	*Making the planning acts bind the Crown, ending the Crown's immunity ~~from the planning system~~.	+	*Making the planning acts bind the Crown, ending the Crown's immunity.
	*Liberalising the compulsory purchase and compensation regimes.		*Liberalising the compulsory purchase and compensation regimes.